... THE WVARl IN THE EAST. As yet nothing' decisive has been the result of the operations in the East. In the Do- brudscha,-the Russians have not advanced beyond Trajan's WVall; whilst on the other side of the Danube, they have retreated from before Kalafat, and evacuated Little Wal- lachia, which has been occupied by the Turks, who have been received with enthisiasmn by the inhabitants. This step ...

... Last week saw the termination of that contest between the employers and the employed, which had, for the previous nine months, been carried on at Preston. The workmen had to succumb, as we always foretold would be the case. They have to return to their work upon their masters' terms, but they do so under the circumstances so much to be regretted-of great ill-feeling having been excited on both ...

... CARNARVON BOARD OF H IGHIWAYS. The milolithily meeting of tle Board Of H-ighways, t for thle parish of Llinbeblig, was held in the Gnijld Hall, on Monday last, the following members being, present, vi2. :--Messrs. NV. Kirkby, (in the chair,) W. Watkin Roberts, Thos. Churchill, John Lloyd, Smith IV. Davids, John Jackson, Thos. Turner, C. J. Sampson, LL. Trner, and 'Thos. Jones. The minutes of ...

... --(60-39grt watto 04r,641t. BANGOR, SATURDAY, 13AY 13,18644, THE REPRESENTATION OF FLINT- SHLRE The Flintshire election has passed off just as we anticipated, there having been no oppo- sition offered to the return of the Hon. Tlhos. Edward AMostyn Lloyd Mostyn. The pro- ceedings, which are elsewhere recorded, were destitute of interest, there having been a sort of coalition of various shades ...

... tadol'ftica.l Archdeacon Denison.-This reverend gentleman contradicts the report of his resignation. I-I writes:- I have not re- signed, and I do not mean to resign, either at the present or at any future time, the preferment and the office which I hold in the Church of England. The Colonial Church-It is stated in Dublin that the vacant bishopric of Toronto has been offered to the Rev. ...

... The Madiai.-The committee entrusted with the care of the fund for the benefit of this persecuted couple, have recently purchased on annuity of 631 5s at the National Debt Office, for which they paid 1,0781 Is 6d. This is augmented by a sum of 401 in foreign ansuities, making their yearly receipts from Christian benevolence upwards of 100l . It is supposed that there are several sums not yet ...

... (Elio The symptoms of future pressure in the Money Market do not abato, but there is some present alleviation from the Australian arrivals of specie, while renewed imports of the precious metal aprear to be looked for from the United States. The cause of the steady drain that has been going on is lint even now clearly defined, and although it is natural to pre- suone that every one connected ...

... 3mpffilfil varlialurat, el- HOUSE OF LORDS.-BTURSDAY. The Earl of ELLEN33OOROUGH callect the attention of the House to the enormous expense which had already been in- curred in transporting troops to Turkey, and wished to know whether the Government were prepared to lay the details of these expenses before the Iloouse. It must ale o be remem- bered that after the troops had been landed there ...

... UR90,WrIER A%-D 014DIAWDREAM-D RtAILIPYAW TIME W19ASBRIE. MIAY, 18.5'. UP TRAINS. Leaves ?? Arrive st Iloh ?? ?? Ty ?? tsodsrgn ?? Gaerves ?? Lhinfai ?? Britansia Bridge ?? ?? ?? P'eumaeneair ?? ?? ?? ?? Mosty ?? H~oly'e~l ?? ?? Flia't ?? Onsets's Ferry ?? ?? Mold-leave ?? ?? arrive ?? Shreweltury,leavo Cor . 5 ,-rive ?? Liverpsol-leave, ?? ,,rrve ?? Manclhesierjleav ?? starive at. ?? IM ...

... (Prom tlic ?? Journal.) MraLcyn ?? 60 fm. level isstill very hard? nod tle lode is very close, containing a little lead and carbonate of liime. The lode in the rise in the 46 fin. level is small, containing load. The south lode in the 36 fm. level is ratler poor at present ; the rise in this level is producing a little lead. We have sold IRi tons of lead ore this day at £11 15s. per ton. -May ...

... Wel $ ?Imqrrlfil varflat Iff. HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. Lord ST. LEoNrAiD'S again called the attention of the Lord i Chancellor to the espionage practised on discharged prisoners by the police, as assorted in a letter from the chaplain of the I Castle at York. The LORD CHANCELLOR promised that the subject should be inquired into. The Ministers' Money (Ireland) Bill was then read a thlircd time ...

... Qflit ntelligrlnr. Exchequer Bonds present every element of security to the holder, they effect the greatest possible economy for the borrower, and they strike at the root of that gigantic evil-an accruing permanent debt. We have never assumed, however, that in the event of a protracted war the Treasury could meet its wants beyond a limited extent, by the issue of this secu- rity. The tinre ...