... ROATJ3E LOCAL BOARD. ?? A1fil1 'nfi~l.M-- l1--lbr -fass, es Tile monthly Imeeting of thlis boardl was hold lastS oreiniwp, A-r. C. Pearson iil the chair. There reo Ilso preosttt :issrs. J. J.V. Thomas, P. Rooch, T. Prans, Aleyricic, J. 'hotutis, J. Evars. and D., Thoima.is. Thie miautos of tho previous meeting were read mal confirmed. 1'itorOsPfl NMEW rATnI The Clerk presented anzi Cstill'ate ...

... TVJEDNL'S9D Y, 2UAd Y . 1SG9.6 ?? THFr pacficatioa of Ireland plogresses rapidly,I auc Nve should thixilc that by this time, even the di ?? scontic-il ea .71 ) ,-Al Ti- -.A mlost sceptical can hardly but reeoguixc the efficacy oL the n Rn- fladical panacea. Little more then twelve montlhs ago the countsy wai almost tranuil. Xow -reat the dulnglr ls that had lnassed awyt vill orobabiv never be ...

... -THE NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD.-WlT AO| I ?? IT NOT A SUCCESS? P (To the Editor of the W.stern kaa) Snl,,-Those who remember the grandiloque nt floourislies with which, for the past seven years, Ovev -step !of the Mational Eisteddfod has been distinruishedy, will be' astonished to know the trae :state of things,: as disclosed in your report of the meeting held at Carmarthen on Friday. It is in -the ...

... (To tho Editor of the Wes tern 3rait.) SIrn,-ar'ley is extensively sown rluring the serly ?? of April, il highly favonred localities, and more so in the 2iorthern counties, than in March, but beiig a very delicate graini it mnay safelyhe sown early tl-is month. Mueh however, ilepends upon the season, but in the Highlands of Scotlana there is :v grain tcrmcd Bere or Bigg, which is seldom sown ...

... ,EC SCOI EDITION. . WTmx XLE Or?1M,'47o'olo~c, A.1. 'BY TELEGRlAPH.L o1) PARLIAME MAR~Y PELMONS IN e SOUTH WALES. SINGULARL EVIDENCE. Thae Committee of the House of C;mmonS rtp, fo: bointed to enquire into the. mode of conducting. th Var-liarmentary and nitinicilml elections, re-Et~ssemn- de bled yesterdaymornino-, the Marquis of Hartingtou ag in the chair. ' The other nmembers of the Committe ...

... . P i. I , ! ~ V NEWPORT HARBOUR COISSIOITER B - ILL.. i (FPro our ?? Reportr.) : 0 4 . . ;House of Commons, uesday. ?? Select Committeeon this Bill resumed. its sittings to-day at noon. Captain Grosvenor in the chair. 'Mr. Grenville Somerset, Q:C., was again f6r the promoters, and Mr. 1Iilward,.Q.C., for tbh petitioner. Generl Wood. Mr. Abernethb,, examined by Mr. Grenville Somerset- said: I ...

... E LTST INTELLIG.E-C-E l, A \- - ,. ' I I I s 8 ~[nBrEr.'9 S TELEGRABrIS.3 eHE 'AYOR. OF CORIK., i Cor, y 4. ; The Mayor left Cork for Dublin yesterday. A k requisition Nvas in course of signature by members of the Royal Cork Yachft'Cla, with a view to his *, expulsioii from the club. Ris Worship, however, iy has anticipated such a step by sending in his ,tl resignation. FRANCE. Panis, May 4, 3 ...

... . GEN13RAIL NEWS. . The'do 'ne.papier uado Aisis'.that tls2 Cihancellor the Exchequr'.s plais ' all wiiig an increase in the nialximuml of depositsin the Post Officeb Saving'a Bank is ac 'withdrawn. ch Mr. Horsman centradicts the statement of his having to nddl'ess the elncfirs of Liskeard last night, and says he bas purposely aroidedgoing tliere until after tre fnral of -ni .the late member. ...

... MARI.AG L .WITHA DIYEGES. D WIS I ?? ),J.S . ¶i~ 1 L ..L The, following letter oni *e above nben et has been pi addressed to the editor of the SpeocaWr, by the Rev. A U. t Pheamptrei-f'At the risk of being ca with tis 3 'priests' whom Mr. Bright denonucee as being-more even bi than lords and warriors,'-,the root of all evil, I ven'hre B 'to 6laim a ?? in your open council' for a plea on ...

... *:'THE CORNISH QUARRY ACCIDENT. Wt-R mn ?? rule rag ?? ?? LI ,t ~1 it We published in our.Tuesday's&p.. ier the r'esult tc h of the inquest held on Monday, in the case of the .e pers.us tkilled at the -fAta1 quarry accident in n' - 0o6nvAWll. Th6'-fbllowing- is a,-fuller. account of g 'the evidence' given before the coroner:- l. The a'djournie' inquest 6n.the bodies of the vt i iinfortuniate ...

... THUBSDAY, MIAY 6, 1869, | ON the eve of taking his deparbure from our shores Mr RPVERvDY JXOHNSONis good enough + E.r +, A- 41A4 A- I, - IC -- - -1 - - - I i . . .. . s to say that he has made a pleasant time of it E aillongst us. We are glad of it, andcansay I lod bye to him in the name of our country- 2 as heartily as if we looked in his face and a 1 ; Lsped his hand. Mr. JOHNSON had ...

... JLATIESTNTELLrGENCE [RE:UTER'S TELEGIRANS,] THRE PARIS BOURSE. PARIs, May 5, 3.30. p.m. The Boiurse opened firm, but subsequently became dull. Rentes closed at 71 97-or-l6e. lower 0 than qsyt rday, o ;5-. low 1 AUSTRIA. -f VIENNA, May 5 (Evening). The Oflcicd tvetiniz '-Pbst publishes an article*I defending the Gov*rlnment from the charges mnade' by soime Pruvssiauijournals in rieferenee.to ...