... MINING MARKET. A PATR proportion of business lias been contracted (luring the Week and inquires for most of our leading mines continue unabated. Advices from our local correspondents, as to the general prospects c'f the mines in their respective dissricts arc of the same gratifying character have received for some time past.—Mining Journal ...

... In reply to Mr. SPOONER, Mr. LAiiouc,tEi;E stated that the Government had no present intention of pr tpcshig any measure to alter the state of the law ...

... •. LLANELLY. MECTIAXICS' IxsTiTL'Tiox.—On Thursday evening, the inst., Mr. K. Davies, M.A., delivered, in tho lecturo room of this institu i >n, his second lecture on Music, The lecture was highly interesting, A vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. Hall, tuid seconded by NIL Cousins, and carried unanimously. W. Chambers, esq., jun., presided. MISSIONARY SERMONS. —On Sunday A;t missionary ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE LENT QUARTER SESSIONS. These Sessions, held at Usk, commenced on Monday, at eleven o'clock. The following magistrates were on the Bench -.— S. R. Bosanquct, esq., chairman, j J. II. Williams Sir Digby Mackworth, bart. G. It. G..Ralph O. Morgan, M.l\ W. II. Little, esqrs. Ca.pt. Somerset, M.P. j Capt. King, R.N. W. A. Williams lie v. J.Cole W. A. Williams, jun. Rev. F. Lewis G. ...

... WOOL. LEKBS, MARCH lo.—During the present week sales have been limited, the manufacturers being well supplied with stocks of wool. In prices there was not any alteration of moment from the rates of last week. The manufacturers are well employed, and arc expected ere replenish their stocks by fresh purchasc, ...

... UARDIFf- PUBLIC M VNIFESTATIO^ OF RESPECT TO THE MAYOR OF CARDIFF. A popular declaration of the es eem and respect with which Vtur present worthy Mayor (C. Vachell, esq.,) is held by the )it. ll abitants of this town,was exhibited here on Tuesday morning. It having become generally known hat an invitation had been reoeived°l>Y him from the Lord Mayor of London to dine with us ]loyal Highness ...

... Lord BROUGHAM; gave notice of his intention to bring before ie House this evening, the proposed appropriation of a par of Hyde park to the intended Great Industrial Exhibition of 18;5 l. air. NASH was placed at the Bar of the House, and underwent on examination touching an alleged breach of privilege in the tabrication of some documents relating to a railway Company, the examination is to be ...

... HIDES. LBAISKX if AI.T..—Markethides, (;61h. to 641b' 1 Jd. toljd. per lb. ditto, 641b. to 721b., lid. to lid.: ditto, 72ib. to >S01b., 2d. to 2|d. ditto, 801b. to88lb.,2i ...

... A Sambo, where you get (Lit watch YOU \year to nwetin' lass SU1lL\y ? IIONV you know I hal) watch r u Bekase I seed de chain hang out de pocket in front. Go 'way, nigger! S'pose you see a halter'round my neck, youthik dar is horse inside York Journal, IIo-iis or SLEEP.—WE find the following sensible remarks in a-:i exchange paper, which we hope will give offence to none of our r.aclcrs ...

... WESTERN CIRCUIT. « THE FATAL AFFRAY AT THE DORSET PROTECTION MEETING. Saturday morning having been specially appointed by Mr J usti(: Talfourd for the trial of Mr. John Brake, yeoman, of Sydling, on the charge of killing a boy at the Dorset Protection Meeting, the Court Was lIed at an early hour by a dense mass of persons, anxious to hear this exciting inquiry. The struggles of some of the ...

... The Convict Prisons Bill was read a second time without remark, and their lordships adjourned. ...

... Sruiflnir. IJujiTjx, Miuca 16,-Aii agitation much more earnest than any one anticipated against the contemplated abolition of the Lord I/icy tenancy seems already to have set in, and we shall probably have a series of meetings in other parts of Ireland as v. ell as in Dublin to express the popular feelings on the sub- ject. A commencement was made yesterday by the Dublin Tra- ders' Protective ...