... NEWPORT POST OFFICE. MAILS. In. Out. 1Jlt,° D^? GenP.O. Com-st Pill. A*M- P-M P-M. P.M. P.M. London 4 10 8 30 7 0 6 30 6 15 P.M. Bristol and theNorth of) „ n n „„ England 12 4 3 3 2 0 1 40 1 25 A.M. Swansea,&c. 3 3 12 4 11 15 0 0 0 0 A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Tredegar, Brynmawr, &c. 7 0 5 30 10 0 9 30 9 15 Ahergavennv 7 0 530 10 0 9 30 9 16 Pembroke, &c 8 30 4 10 10 0 9 30 9 15 MONEY-ORDER ...

... THE JUVENILE DELINQUENCY CON- FERENCE. THE influential men who assembled, last week, at Birmingham, to discuss that highly-important subjcet-the treatment of juvenile criminals— evinced a laudable earnestness to bring t'o bear some practical measures, in addition to those that are now in existence. It was truly remarked, that since the conference of 1851, the public had been very extensively ...

... On Saturday last, the remains of Mrs. Waddington, of Llanovor, were consigned to the grave. Her luneral was conducted with the strictest conformity to her wishes, and while nothing was expended in mere show, plain serviceable mourning was given to all those who had more particularly served her, and to whom it would be most useful. Shehad long siaco choscn the spot in the churchyard of ...

... THE APPROACHING SESSION. THERE arc two things which give peculiar interest to the session of Parliament which is now about to open. The one is the certainty that some further relief from taxa- tion will be given the other is the circumstance that the Legislature will be occupied with an ecclesiastical ques- tion of much importance—not,as for many years past, with a view to the removal of ...

... FREEHOLD LJVND SOCIEXY.— A meeting was convened on Monday last, to appoint the solicitor to this society. It really resembled a contested election. The numbers at the close were—For Mr. Owen, 22; Mr A Edwards, 38; IV, r. R. Green- way, 5J, The latter gentleman having been duly elected, relumed thanks in most appropriate terms. COUNTY COURT.—A report of the proceedings shall appear next week. ...

... No 29. jFrance, in tfifteett JQunbreb anii »ettent8=tt»o. (concluded.) Ragny, lower your torch, and see if there be not something extraordinary on tbe ground. Ragoy at once obeyed, and the torch throwing light all around, a dozen of dead horses could be distinctly seen, ranged, one at the side of the other, as if they had all been slaughtered at the same time, and in the same place. Philip ...

... The Registration of Assurances Bill was read a third time and passed The Bills on the table were forwarded a stage, and their lord. ships adjourned. ...

... DI AGRA^a'ge Priceu £ rheat daTia8 Showing the fluctuations in the ave S the six weeks ending, May 10! M' —— 000000 000000 •• ns ...

... The Court opened this morning at balf-put niD o'clock; s. R. Bosanquet, Esq., the chairman, and the following other ml- gistiates being on the bench— F. H. Williams, Esq., High bneriH Rev. William Evans G. R. G. Relph, Esq. James Davies, Esq. George Cave, l!>sq« F. McDootiell, Esq. Re*. William Powell. Counsel PRESENT. Mr. Daniel, Mr. Wallord, Mr. Smythies, Mr. Somertet, Mr. Batrett, Mr. ...

... Amos will find the article referred to, in this day's MEELIX. A. By—Received, with thanks. Iota.Heceived: ...

... PRICES OF RAILWAY SHARES. BRisTOL Sroc:ic EXCHANGE, JUNE 5 Share.| Railways. J Paid. jClosing Price. £ 100 rBristol and Exeter j joo | G4— 6-5 33i Do 331 12 -12,11 dis 2a. ^Bristol and S. Wales Junction* — ' ...

... FRANCE. IVBIS, TUESDAY, NINE A.M. The following is the definit result of the election) in the department of the ,seine Registered votes 392,0 6 296,390 For. 196,539 Against 96,497 The Constitutionuel gives the following number of vtes known to this time Yes 2,448.000 389,358 TUESDAY MORNING, NINE O'CLOCK. Votes known up to the present horn Departmeiits-Y-s,2,911,963 No, 431,037. Paris and ...