... gfctoprt fatal liitcllipnxt PRIMITIVE METHODIST SCHOOLS, BANESWELL.— The first anniversary sermon.s were delivered on Sunday last. The Rev. J. Butcher preached in the morning and evening, and the Rev. A. Mc'Auslane in the afternoon. Collections were made after the services. HOWES AND CUSHING'S UNITED STATES CIRGus.- This monster establishment visited Newport on Thursday week. Two performances ...

... BOARD OF TRADE NAVIGATION AND TRADE RETURNS. The navigation and trade return of the Board of Trade m >y be regarded as the commercial pulse of the country. By them we are enabled, month by month, to watch the progress of the exports and imports of the United Kingdom, and through them can we test the soundness or rottenness of our commercial relations. They also lead us indirectly to ...

... %\i inxViff fimes. SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 1859. BETHEL CHAPEL BAZAAR. A bazaar, got up in every respect tastefully and abundantly, was opened in the Assembly-room, Town-hall, on Thursday, and is still open at the time we go to press. The object of the bazaar is to assist the building fund of the Bethel chapel and school-rooms at the Bute-docks. The English Baptists, as our readers are aware, ...

... THIS body held its usual meeting at its office, on Monday. The following members were pre- sent-Messrs. R. T. Crawshay, (in the chair), G. Overton, C. H. James, R. Forman, W. Evans, J. Jones, D. Rosser, and D. Evans, The Proposed Water Wirks. After the minutes of the last meeting had been read over, Mr. Overton called the attention of the Clerk to a letter which he (Mr. 0.) had forwarded as ...

... SPAIN. The semi official Correspondancia Autografa has the following: At Gibraltar the English are mounting batteries, not only as has been stated in the forts, but even in the midst of the streets. The day on which the sentinel of the Straits shall light his first match, this place will be transformed into a volcano of gunpowder and ball. Our forts of Santa Barbara and San Feline, destroyed ...

... FRIDAY. Before J. C. Fowler, Esq. OBSTRUCTING THR HIGH wit.-Wm, Bowen, a haulier was charged by P. S. Hodgson,- witfl having obstructed the highway at Dowlais b* permitting his cart to remain a considerable timtf in the public road, 'flu; defendant did not ap pear. Fined 5a; and 4s costs,Joseph Adams, a market huckster, was also charged with wilfully obstructing the highway opposite the ...

... r, fi r> SATURDAY. (Before tne Rev. T. POPE and J. LBWIS, Esq.) BEER HOUSE OFFENCE.—James King, Locomotive Inn beer-house, Baneswell, was charged, on information of P.C. Willett, with having h.is house open for sale of beer at twelve o clock (midnight) on Sunday, the 13th instant. The officer proved finding three men in the house drinking. Defendant said the men in his house were engine ...

... ISpttome oC Kete. In At the recent review in Paris, when the troops ii t, y; past the Emperor, many of the regiments cried, Itulie! tfgr. Perny, Roman Catholic pro-vicar at Canton, arrived at Marseilles from Rome. This prelate, who H,LJ^ded twenty-two years in the extreme east, has ijJ ™ the costume of a Chinese mandarin. His head tjje fVec') and he wears a long tail from the summit of > ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, MAHCH 17. DEBTOR AND CREDITOR BILL.—On the motion for the third reading of the Debtor and Creditor Bill, Lord CKANWORTH moved an amendment to retrench the clause for restricting the appointment of official assignees in bankruptcy cases.-After some discussion, in which the Lord Chancellor, Lord Overstone, the Earl of Donoughmore, and Earl Grey took part, their ...

... Deeply touched by the kindness which has dictated the wish for public demonstrations on the part of youT noble people to ourselves and our companions in exile we trust that our motives will not be misunderstood if 'we'crave permission gratefully to request that the proposed demonstrations may not be held. We feel that after our long absence from the world we cannot give to such forms of ...

... NEWPORT POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before the MAYOR and Alderman EVANS.) ASSAULTS.—William Horner was summoned for an assault upon a prostitute named Ellen Davies. He stated that be kicked her because she had stolen his watch. Fined was fined 20s or to be imprisoned for twenty days for assaulting Fanny Porter.—Ann Jenkins was charged with threatening to beat Maria Vaughati. The case was ...

... NEWPORT P0ITCE~TNTOLLIGENCE. FRIDAY. (Before the MAYOR and E. J. PHILLIPS, Esq.) The case which came before their worships to-day scarce deserve mention were it not for the fact that complainants and defendants were either prostitutes or brothel keepers, who in the course of their evi- dence disclosed a state of things almost horrifying, the details being given, too, with the most unblush- ing ...