... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. A few days ago, four Arab chiefs, whose costume had made them the object of general notice at Dieppe, were presented to the Emperor. In their speech to his Majesty, they said they had made the journey from Algiers to Paris, and from thence to Dieppe, in order to see and express to ? ini their sentiments of devotedness and respect. The Emperor replied to them in ...

... ONE of the happiest scenes in life is a marriage festival. Hark to the merry pealing of the village bells! there are grand doings at the Hall to-day. Carriages are rolling along the road, and all the villagers, in their best attire, are gathering about the church. The fair young bride is the only scion of an ancient house, and no wonder that the people love her well, for she has grown up among ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. SPECIAL COUNTY COURT.—MONDAY, SEPT. 12. TOWN HALL, NEWPORT. [Before J. M. HERBERT, Esq., the Judge.] APPLICATION FOR A NEW TRIAL. At the conclusion of the jury case, Pearse v. Clift, on T I rP^ea ...

... THE CHOLERA! OUR OVER-CROWDED GRAVE YARDS. [TO THE EDITOR.] SIR,—I by no means deprecate the exertions now beiflJ made to procure funds for the restoration of the venerable fabric of St. Woolos Church but in the name of all that dear to the family circle, let me call attention to the greatIff necessity for the immediate closing of that over-crowded burial ground which surrounds St. Woollos ...

... [CONTEMPLATED REPAIRS OF ST. WOOLOS I 1 CHURCH. It has long been apparent to all who beheld this ancient afod venerable edifice, that extensive repairs were needed, It has long been apparent to all who beheld this ancient ...

... THE CHOLERA. From Christiania, August 31, we learn that the cholera seems neither to spare age, sex, nor condition, nor is it confined to any one quarter of the city or suburbs. The number of victims is not very numerous, but the disease is more severe, death ensuing af'.er a few hours illness. From the 25th July to the 31st August, the total number attacked has been 393 deaths 25'». THE ...

... PROPOSED ECCLESIASTICAL REFORM. A committee has been formed, consisting of a large- number of clergymen and influential laymen, for the pur- pose of bringing about extensive reforms in the Established Church ot They propose, inter alia, that no clergyman snail hold more than one living and that he be resident thereon; that all deaneries, canonries, and prebendal stalls b? abolished, and their ...

... A CHAPTER OX DIRT. Grateful poets and religious philosophers have told us that this world of ours is a very beautiful world that its hills are breezy and fresh, its valleys fertile and green, its seas majestic, its rivers pure in their laving, and musical in their murmuring— Sweet is the breath of morn her rising sweet With charms of earliest birds pleasant the sun When first in this ...

... WATCH COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF HEALTH. The usual fortnighily meeting of the two Boards was held in the Council Chamber, on Tuesday last, at ten o'clock. The Mayor presided. There were present, Messrs. William Townsend, James Brown, Wm. Evans, Richard Mullock, Win. Williams, Thomas Turner, and Edward Dowling. The Clerk read the minutes of the previous watch com- mittee meeting, and the police ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON THURSDAY EVENING. REJECTION OF THE VIENNA NOTE! The intelligence published in our foreign column, is con- firmed in this morning's papers. The Emperor Nicholas has rejected the Vienna note on the Turkish question. The Times considers that a course is still open to negotiation and adjustment. The main policy however—says that journal-of the Four Powers remains as ...

... CAERLICKEN, NEAR NEWPORT, MON. Important and Truly Valuable Freehold Estates For Sale, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By Messrs. CORNELIUS EVAXS AND SON, On WEDXESDAY, the 14th day of SEPTEMBER, 1853, at the WESTGATE HOTEL, NEWPORT, Monmouthshire, at FOUR o'Clock in the afternoon precisely. THIS Truly Eligible Estate contains One Hundred and Fifty-eight Acres Twenty-three Perches of highly productive ...

... SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. The seventh half-yearly ordinary meeting of this Com- pany was held at the Great Western Railway Station, Paddington, on Friday last; C. R. M. Talbot, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The Committee presented the following REPORT: 1. The Directors are. enabled, with much satisfaction, to report a steady and material increase in the traffic during the half-year ending the SOtli of ...