... The cheering accounts of harvest affairs Which We have had for several days continue unchanged. llURDER 2EAll LOUGIIALL. The Beyfpst Mercury contains the ?? learn frorn a correspondent that an occurrence has taken place near Loughall, whiclh has terminated fatally, and which may sub- ject a person to a trial for his life. A young man named Hlunter, and another, named Slothers, came into ...

... pi tfiffltl. The Queen has been pleased to appoint George Coles, Esq., I to be Colonial Secretary; James Warburton, Esq., to be Treasurer; Joseph Hensley, Esq., to be Attorniey-Geueral; Dennis O' Meara, Esq., to be Solicitor- General; and William Swabsy, Esq., to be Registrar of Deeds and Keeper of Plans for the Island of Prince Edward. MINISTERIAL IEGULATION. It is a rule with every ...

... - ?? - i c7w enoricalturt. To Farmers.-A contemporary mentions a farmer who ltook up a fence after it had been standing fourteen years, and found some of the posts nearly sound, and others rotted off at the bottom. Looking for the cause, he discovered that the posts which had been inverted from the way they grew were solid, and those which had been set as they grew were rotted off. This is ...

... A US TR IA. We were mistaken last week in believing the asser- tion of the Frankfort Journal, that Austria means what it said; and that what it promised it would perform. A Cabinet Council. presided over by the chivalrous young Emperor himself, has decided, that the contemptuous rejection, by Russia, of the conditions which the Austrian Government has affirmed are essential to the ...

... -- - I ?? TRAFFIC RETURNS. The following table shows the comparative returns of the week's treftc of the railway companies included in our list:- Number of Gross Average receipt miles open. amount received. per mile. 1854 on 6,951 ?? 412,222 ?? 6 0 1853 onl 6,748 ?? 391,847 ?? 58 1 4 1852 on 6,499 ?? 332,723 ?? 51 3 8 From the above it will be seen that this week's receipts show an increase of ...

... The following are a few extracts feom a letter, dated August 18, recently received at Llandudno, from a sergeant in the 3rd Battalion of Grenadier Guards, now on service in Turkey:- *'Thanks be to God, the sickness is abating. We have left 9qrreeblec and are now encamped on the heightsion the6 Adrianople Roads, close to the sea, where we..have a beautiful view and enjoy the sea breeze. WVe ...

... Education of Pauper Children.-The Board of Guardians of the City of London Union have unanimously resolved upon meonorislising the Poor-law Board that means may be adopted for releasing the union from its connection with the Central London School District, and to give the power of providing a separate educational establishment for the children of the union exclusively. Another Destructive Fire ...

... PWLLHELt PDOSTAL. COMUNICATION. . rie following has been handed to us for publica- tion. and will interest our PwIlheli readers. It should have appeared last, week, but was not re- ceived till after our paper had been printed. General Post Office. Sept. 5, 1851. Sir,-Adverting to my letter to you of the 2nid, of March lastrelative-to a memorial from the inhabitants c o f PwIlleli, I am noI ...

... A1li~ehwn at Horace Vernet, the celebrated French painter, has returned ,, from Varna, having given up all intention of following the army I; en artiste. The University Commission, appointed under the new Uni- nd versity Reform Bill, met on Thursday week, wl:oe the Earl of he Ellesmere was appointed Chairman. 10. The total 'number of screw and paddlewheel steam-ships e now in commission in her ...

... 1 - .. I I ?? The Board hield its ordinary meeting on ?? last. The following members were present :-MeNers. Wyatt, H. B. Roberts. A. J. Dodson, R. M. Griffith, and C. Bicknell, Ir. Dodson was called to the chair, IThe minutes of the past meetings were read andrlcon- filmed, the one on Monday last being rather facetiously termed an Extraordinary ineeting of the Bloard the minutes of vhich ...

... Iu -rr. Caution to Farmers.-About a fortnight since, ;Mr. White, the much-respected tenant of The Park Farm, near Teovkes- bury, Gloucestershire, sustained a severe loss by the death of five valuable cows; all the exertions of two experienced veterinary surgeons proving unavailing-death, ini almost avery case, occurring within twelve hours after the beasts were first attacked. The symptoms ...

... tf)lt if)ortjl , 4?i')IrouirK 1 ?? ?? ?? 11--l- BANGOR, SATURDiAY, SEPTEXBER 30, 1854. THEI NEGOTIATIONS AT VIENNA. We have always been of opic ion that the E m- a Pieror Nicholas would never have put his army in I! motion, and that there would have been no war, ifI lie had been at all aware of the state of public opi- nion in Europe On the Eastern question; and if lieE had been told, when he ...