... In our recent notice of the Christmas market, to mention, that among the prime axat on Mr. Isp»c-^ s1;flll, were the fine prize heifer of Mr^Tohu, the fat pig of Mr, Davis. Mr. prime lot of well-fed meat.' —^ A new Federal C' • iu the rooi» • M ?bi6tl~ irffr t ...

... + Tub Ci-uht,—! ho Queoti, Hiitice Alu¡>rt, find roy¡¡! family, are at Windsor, where Iter Majesty has not been iituriind r.l oi the poor, laige amounts of money, and gifts ot clothes, &c., iiav ng been distributed among the necessitous. f'ariiaiiient will assemble for dispatch of business, on the I,t Installt, I lie Queen held a pr vy coundllast Tuesuay, at which the ministers and officers ...

... A man named Rysn has been committed to Nensgh gaol, for Ihe muraer of nis child, a nut ten mouths old. Tlie terrains were di-rovere 'y, i.eur Finnoe, by the doga of some persons who INtlll amuviug themselves nunung. A Bellas' pipei says, lhat for the two rhombs past, meo hive been busi'v na«ged in coosiruttiog a li^h hot se upon Ilnhlin. w'.ich will he found of gieat u e lo ...

... NSWROAT CATTLB MAWTEST, JJ4#F (■» fd. p»rib. Porkers, 7S. 6d. to 8s. per score Mattes ,.4id. to 5d. „ Bacon pig«, 7a. to 7s.6d. „ There was a very good supply of beef and mutton in the market on Wednesday; and sellers were gratified by realising a slight increase on previous rates. In bacon pIgS, but lIttle was done, there being a very trifling number in the market. FAIRS.—There are no fairs ...

... The Eighth Anniversary if this Society took place on ChrUtnias Eve the 21th ultimo, at 'he house of Mr 1J. Davis, Harp, llel igaer.' lhfi day being in every way pro- pitious. numbers were seen wending their way thither, at all eaily hour, from remote p IrtS ot the country, until at length the mo il was crowded tu the door, before the proceedings of tue Eisteddfod commenced. t\ ¡; t h. ...

... THE CARDIFF MfiKTHYR GUARDIAX. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 1, 1850. It was at one time our intention to have entered the lists in opposition to SIR BKXJAMIN HALL, on the subject of the COPLKSTON TESTIMONIAL, and to have stated the various reasons which cause us to difler from the opinions expressed by the Honorable Baronet, in the correspondence which we published last week; but as the matter has been ...

... THE Queen held a Privy Council on Tuesday to order the prorogation of Parliament to the 31st of January, for the despatch of business. Afterwards her Majesty held Court, at rvhich the Rev. Dr. Hinds did homage as Bishop of Norwich, and the Rev. Dr. Ollivnnt as Bishop of LlandnfF. Mus. BROWNE'S we understand, is to take plane On Tuesday evening next, at her residence Saint Mary, street. By the ...

... AMKKICA. T IVEHPOOL, \VEDNESDAy MORNINC.—'The Royal mail Meat^ Mio^rnia, Capt tin Stone, has arrived, with advices from Y'). to -tie 26th ti t. j 1 « following suinmary of the President's message appeal W the New YOlk Herald:- have at I bgt h the first message of General Taylor. Tffl F-;esident's message will cill forward much curious comment's nian-r rtspect). Jt is a sensible document, ...

... The Indian Overland Mail was dispatched from Lon- don on Monday evening. The Chief liabbi of the Jews (Rev. Dr. Adlei), has been visiting Portsmouth, where, at a splendi,l entertain- ment, he was presented by the Hebrews of that place with all elegant tea and coffee service of silver. It ap- pears that the object of his visit was to inquire into the religious condition of the people of his ...

... A CONTRAST. Comparisons are Odeious. OLD G td! some btief years ago, llQvej '0 see vour coat of 5UW, 1 i'3t :il:; '.ved the h,pse of time— (fleigh-hul That joke 's no laughing Iheti )t)\\ were c-er inch a king, And brought such gilts ami wai-sailing, Ihnt in vour praise the tonpue uould ting- Howe'ei the teeth might chatter! Tlie holly-be .riss U! a glow— The blezin* lo*—ibe ...

... THE USK FAIR CORRESPONDENCE., rTO THE EDITOR] S:R,— Relying on your willingness to give everyOlttj opportt.mty of refuting mi-.repre»entution «r«pecially anilines tl.e leatuivs of personal iuvectivu 1 |iav« t«ke#'| li eity sskiny you for a little #p«ce in your columni, to|jj h wo d* it reply to a corrtspoiidcut of the Beacon, sigpi h.uiselt An Old Hurj:ei»s. S H accused the T ir reeie of this ...

... TnF oVl house by the lindens stood silent in the shade, An*, on the uM«e! pa'hway ttie i\ ot the children—they were no longer there Tiie/r?. New fonnd'and b^use-dog was s'atiding by the door; e locKci. rot bis. little playmates, who would rfurnno mote: R t'V i 6 r*01 linGe' 'e lindens — they pUted nat in ...