... LORD VAL3UE:RSTON AT PEilTIN. The freedom of the burgh of Perth wai conferred by the town council of that city upon Viscount Palmerston, oR Monday last, in the City-hail there, in presence of about 2,000 persons. The Lounn PuovOST, in presenting the burgesa-ticket, dwelt on some of the more prominent points in the career of his lordship, and concluded by saying: I will only add, that it would ...

... THE EASTERN QUESTzoN. [Fgom the Temes ] The question between Russia and the European gover. ments lies sxaotly in the pesition whioh we last described- nor can anybody yet tell to what point the Emperer of Russia may push his enoroaobments. or to what extent bis opponents may combine to resist them. All the four powers concurred in framing a nete which they believed Would seoure the ...

... THE HUDDERSFIELD COXSPURACT. The three parties to the attempt to defraud a partner and creditors of 6001.-na-ely, George Booth. his son William, and his sister. Esther Booth-were brought before the magis- trates at the Gaildhall, Hudderesfeld, on Saturday week, to answer a charge of canspiraoy. We have already publiehed the main facts of the case-the pretended loss of two cheques for 6091. 8s. ...

... Emigratill. *The departures from the port of London for the Australian colonies during the last week showed a decrease, but they were still numerous. They comprised altogether I I vessels-seven to Port Philip, two to Sydney, one to New Zealand, and one to Hobart Town. The total capacity was 5,482 tons. The ship- ments of manufactures and ordinary merchandise are now certainly less extensive, ...

... A PAINFUL CASE. A most distressing scene was pre- | sented in this city on lurstjay, ja t(je removal uf three if orphan children rorn a oarding school to a uuion Three little girl' of the respect,ve ages „f7.9, an dll, having lost their mo > were consigned to the care of a lady in St. Dunstan a, w io ias educated and maintained thein without a halfpenny assistance from ,||eir llDIlit,uril| ...

... The Annual Show of Stock, Implements, &c-, of this Society took place on Tuesday last, in a ficld behind the Bear Inn, Cowbridge; and notwithstand- ing the unfavourable state of the weather many ot the landed proprietors, clergy, and :arin?rs of the neigh- bourhood attended. There were very few, if any, parties from a distance present. The want of rail- way accommodation reduces Cowhridge and ...

... PONTYPOOL, FATAL AFFRAY NEAR PONTYPOOL. Great excitement has prevailed atPortypoolduringthelast few days, in consequence of the death of a young man named Isaac Williams, resulting from injuries he received in an affray with other men on Saturday, the 24th ult. On Friday, (the 30th), an inquest was held at the Police Station, Pontypool, before T. Hughes, Esq., coroner, touching his death. The ...

... THE FARMER'S COLUMN. NORTHAMPTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. At the late annual meeting of this Society, the Rev. Sir G. S. Robinson, Bart., said, when labour was abundant and cheap, he was induced to try th« experiment suggested by a clerical friend of his, Mr. Smith, of sowing strips of land with wheat in alternate years, and leaving the alternate strips to a summer ftdlow. He began three years ...

... IPSWICIl, SatIlriiady, October 1, ?? THt; CuuRcu.-On Thursday last the Rev. Charles all Wart], M.A., was licensed to the perpetual curacy of ba St. Nicholas, in Ipswich, on the nomination of a inajo- PC rity of the inhabitants of the said parish. he IPSIVICH LIGHTING ANIP PAVING COMMISSION.- Cl A special meeting of the Committee- of Lighting and '6v Paving Commissioners was hield Yesterdrrv at ...

... NEWCASTLE.-The fearful pestilence, we are glad to find, appears to be on the decline, and the alarm in the public mind is subsiding; but the dread of infection prevails greatly in the neighbouring villages, and operates injuriously on the trade of the town. On Saturday the pitmen of several of the collieries in Northumberland were forbidden to go or send to Newcastle to make their usual weekly ...

... -,;MEXIW. Ii the Orpni-of the, 20t AiusAwe nd t~ie; 1ubjoined addres of . r, rededn ono gpreseig f his credottils to the Preeidit, and t replyoS . bi.Ewleml-y.,i . 4 endep ; 4 . ?? Withrgreat satisfaotion EIprttit ?? red rtiald as - ,YQY and linister-of tbe.Uni.Ilatea.pf .NortjhA Merica,,toX I. Fv,4yii yoour Exccllerey as, i 'the history and structure of the goyerniaent which I nav~e. i ?? ...

... I . , TJ ,R . . ?? I:A 0 ?? ,@XM.7116 . eocOITO.N .e ?? sanil os.tin, the 40mmhelson~ers appointed by the Board of fldalth to U sake i 'pecial'iiquiry Into the causes of the ?? hlifa't1en prevalent in that locality; hav reported the riilti td. 60 ?? oai, The reports, which woere Jalcti 1adpatately, have just beetz printed. Mr. Grainger inquires very minutely into the saani ;tary-Ooniditioti ...