... EMIGN AND THEIOWMOES,. rtPit0`SkRdtS F6R' EfGATghM -AV1'MAflk or GOOD HOPE. IWe, pucblielhed im Apti~lat tbae 16$tei,.oX, a Londoni 'gepipanttp. thq Cape of.Good I{6pe. TlI-Iq followin at 'Wifeaw oheroa aiyheigaein. al. year. ago to tha loy W ?? on punsgeB, a ,wbirhi, though hgl ~tbetii~rtr ih k pat~eMaliU. ?? nl~ Thw general lie t9? f ?? 1etc nfreu impresgion tb~wiat ~-this !cnome~iit,' ...

... TIIE MAYOR OF CARDIFF.—The ninth of November has arrived; and Charles Yachell, Esq., chief magistrate of this municipality, is to resign the office into the hands of a successor. Previous to his elevation to the Chair, Mr. Yachell was known only as the principal of one of the largest commercial establishments in the place, and as a most useful and energetic member of the council, his energies ...

... ABERDARE CANAL COMPANY. Important Enquiry and Decision under the Provisions of the Aberdare Canal Company's Act of Parliament. In the GUARDIAN of February 17th, 1849, will be found, with the above heading, a full report of the proceedings at an enquiry which took place in the long room of the Boot Inn, Aberdare, relative to a dispute between the Trustees of the Marquess of Bute and otheis, and ...

... To TciE REVEnErsD THE CLEaGy OF TPOE Diocens Op BACTH ANtD WELLS. RvnnamD BEEnETNw,-YOU will icave heard cwithc foelings of shamne and indignatioe (shame at all act so dispraceful to a minister of Christ, and indignation at the insult offered by him to tlhc Sovereign and people of Engla ld) that a foreign prelate-tho Bishoop of Rome- has taken ?? hinmeolf to set at detiance the law's, coc- ...

... The state of affairs in France is the reverse ri of assuring. Every succeeding hour brings its cc new rumour, which is credited more or less im- th plicitly by the great mass of the population. fr Hence the violent fluctuations irs the French I funds, rhich would otherwise be unintelligible. b' I For nearly a fortnight, a personal struggle for i the ascendancy has, if xve may believe the ...

... FRANCE.-No. IX. LrOM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] THE GIRONDE-THE CLARET COUNTRY. Among the vineyards of France, numerous, fa- mous, and valuable as they are, it will be generally conceded that the province of Medoc, the claret-pro- ducing department of the Gironde, is entitled, in almost all respects, to a pre-eminent, if not the pre- eminent position. As regards celebrity of produce and ...

... AMERICAN MAN- STEALERS. f We have, on several occasions, endeavoured to show how intimately the question of Slavery is mixed up with every phase of politics in the United States. The session of Congress, t which has just closed, presents a forcible illus- tration of the fact. It sat ten months, the Y greater part of the whole time being taken up o with discussions arisiog out of the existence ...

... LOCAL & PROVINCIAL INTELLWENCE. WIREXHA SANITARY IlsPrOVEM~ENTS-The S meeting on Wednesday week was well attended. It-was unuei- mesisv resolved to apply at the next sessioa of Parliament for a; act of incorporfition ; and the meeting seemed de- tcraiined not to adopt the elealth of Towns Act. Thle chairman Was Mi'- Chas. Hughes; the speakers Mr. Geo. Bayley, Mr U. WL W. Johnson, Mr. Daniel ...

... I I au1: (From the Gardeners' Csronicle.) hin a mi 1 PLANT DEPARTMENT. Ml V CHRYSANTEENiumS, scarlet geraniums, eactus trun- do D catus, early camellias, cinerarias, &c., ought now to be co a making a fine display in the conservatory; and to to ensure a continuance of this as long as possible, let th them-be freely supplied with water, and occasionally ec with weak liquid manure. Let careful ...

... :PRUSSI.A.It is stated that a telegraphic despatch has been aeceived from Berlin, announcing that Count Brandenburg, prime minister, died on the evening of the 6th inst. HIe very' recently returned from taking part in the negotiations held at Warsav with the Emperors of Russia anid Austria, UNITED STAT'ES.-A newv American steamer, called the Arctic, arrived at Liverpool on Thursday, after a ...

... A case which, in the affidavits that were read, contained a complete ex- posure of the schemes by which a knot of swindlers have for sousc time been imposing upois the credulity of clergymen and others, and defrauding them out of nioney to a great extent, caine before tie Court of Common Pleas on Tuesday last, in the form of all application for a rale snsi in tile matter of Sibury v. Wilkins, ...

... ADJOURNED MEETING OF. THE CONFE- RENCE OF DELEGATES FOR EFFEOTING .- AN UNION AMONG DIFFERENT CLASSES OF REFORMERS, JOHN STREET, TOT I TENHAM COURT ROAD. m, The adjourned meeting of this body was held it ;be John-street, Tottenham-court-road, on Subday di. afternoon. Mr. Hooper in the chair. Upon the roll being oalled eighteen persons answered to their names, but several arrived at a later ...