... LONDON BARK MARKET. English Tree, per load of 45 cwt. J613 0 0 to £15 10 0 New Bark 13 0 0 16 0 0 Dutch, per ton 500 510 0 Hambro 410 0 5 10 0 Antwerp-Tree 515 0 6 5 0 „ Coppice 5 10 0 6 0 0 Mimosd 14 0 0 „ Ground 14 o 0 15 0 0 Cork Tree, Barbary 700 7 10 0 Leghorn 600 7 0 0 Valonia, Smyrna, per ton 13 0 0 16 10 0 „ Camata 15 0 0 17 0 0 „ U 0 0 13 0 0 Terra Gambier 27 10 0 28 0 0 Japonica) ...

... MONMOUTH. COUNTY COURT. Before J. M. Herbert, Esq. a right to raise aron ore, and the other a right to raise stone. The defendant had raised in and about his stone quarry a large quantity of iron ore, and sold it which he contended he had aright to do, while the plaintiff claimed all the ore as his property. The question therefore was whether defendant had a right to the iron ore. His Honour ...

... THE geographical accidents of Gallipoli would lead one to think the army placed there, is intended for occupation and defence. It would be within such a distance of Con- stantin)ple that, if the capital were in the slightest danger, the troops could be sent there in a few days, ar- tillery, baggage, and all, while it effectually commands the Dardanelles and Sea of Marmora, and makes it a mare ...

... The mail steamer Atlantic arrived at Liverpool, on Friday, with advices from New York to the 16th, and 700,000 dollars on freight. No intelligence had been re- ceived of the City of Glasgow steamer, though she had been out 46 days. The New York Tribune states that the news from Havanna is very important, and of a belligerent character. The Captain-General's organ contained an abusive article ...

... P3,03r^33 3 OF PONTYPOOL. LAY 1X3 Til: foUXi)A fl -X STOA'E 0? THE XhW TOWN IIALL. Surrounded by some of the inosi. valuihle and extensive mineral works i 1 tin: Principality, and possessing vari ms inhabitants have steadily pursued their active and indus- trials eireer. A* the place ot their abide increases in possess augmented ficililies for mental .cultivation and such means of social ...

... NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET.—THURSDAY. Beef 6r,d to 7d per lb. Veal 7d to 8d per lb. Mutton 7d to 8id per lb. Bacon pigs 10s per score Lamb .lOd per lb. Porjcers. 10s to 10s Gel per do CHARGES FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 4. Felony 4 Committed for Trial. 1 Misdemeanour 29 Summarily Convicted 27 Drunkenness 6 Remanded 3 Vagrancy 4 Discharged 11 Obstructions 0 Settled out of Court. 1 Total 43 Total 43 ...

... MARBIAGE OF CAPTAIM ARCHDALL TO MISS LYBILLA MILEs.-On Tuesday morning last the marriage of Miss Sybilla Miles, second daughter of the late P. J. Miles Esq., with Captain Archdall, of the Royal Artillery, now stationed at Hornetd, and son of Gen. Archdall, of Fermanagh, Ire- land, took place at Henbury Church, which Wi-a, as usual on these occasions, filled by a large number from the neighbour ...

... THE HOURS MOST FATAL TO LIFE. We have ascertained the hour of death in 2,880 instances, of all ages, and have arrived at interesting conclusions We may remark that the population from which the data are derived, is a mixed population in every respect, and that the deaths occurred during a period of several years. If the deaths of the 2,880 persons had occurred indiffer- ently at any hour ...

... DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. The Times, in a third edition of Wednesday, published the following most important despatch from their correspon- dent at Vienna VIENNA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The following report circulates in Bucharest :-Omer Pacha advanced with 70,000 men towards the Dobrudscha, on the 18th or 19th of April, and a battle took place with Luders' corps, between Silistria and Rassova. ...

... HARK! ah, the nightingale The tawny-'hroated Hark from that moonlit cedar, what a burst! What triumph! hark wl1-j,( pain 0 wanderer from a Grecian shore, Still, after many years, in distant lands, Still nourishing in thy bewildered brain That wild. unquench'd deep-sunken, old-world pain— Say, will it never heal ? And can this fragrant lawn With its cool trees, and night, And the sweet tranquil ...

... THEY are gone from their own green shore Our armies sally forth to the East and to the North, By the Lion of Gibraltar, and the steep of Elsinore And the long line of sail on the verge is low and pale, And the dun smoke-track fades amid the cloudy wrack; And we fade as they look toward the shore. Many will come back no more. Whether they shall sleep twenty fathom deep 'Neath the Black Sea's ...

... THE EXPRESS TRAIN PASSING YATTON. Did you ever see the Express Train pass Yatton in full speed or steam—or rather, did you ever see it crash, dash, flash by, like a. hoMEontal thunderbolt, while you stood on the platform that throbbed under your feet, as if with terror, as that roaring apparition tore by 3 I saw it; and it 'was the most awful thing I ever saw. The Up-Express is due at Yatton ...