... 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 ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rjlHAT HENRY GEORGE ALLEN &, TIIOMAS | ALLEN, Esquires, the Barristers appointed to Re- vise the Lists of Voters for the County of Glamorgan, will make a Circuit, and hold Courts for such Revision, at the several Tirnes and Places hereinafter and every Overseer of the Prior is to attend the Court io be li.dden for Revising the Lists relating to the Parish or Place of w ...

... THE POSITION OF AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. THE STATUS of Prussia on the great European question is annoying, inasmuch as it is impos- sible to see, without regret, a nation which ought to act an important part in continental affairs, at an eventful period of the world's his- tory, reduced to a nonentity, because its millions of minds are like puppets in the hands of one weak and unprincipled ...

... 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 ...

... - -- -- - -- id1RAILWAY MEETINGS. rt The railway meetings during the week have not been , numerous, but they have presented some few features of in- re terOst. or The dividend of the Caledonian, at the rate of 3 per cent. ,t per annum, has been confirmed, and the report adopted, an amendment proposed having been defeated. At the West Hartlepool meeting a dividend at the rate of l 4 per cent. ...

... Qro vespoolitelite. --A AAAj5- 11 -- -- ?? ?? - - - LIEU'T'. PERRY'S SUBSCRIPTION To the Bditor of tse Nort/e Wales C11romcle. Sir,-I perceive that this subscription progresses slowVly, not at all commensuiate Nvith the interest excited by the occasion, or the importance of the subject t his arises, no douLt, from the unwillingness of parties to put themselves forward, in the provincial towns, ...

... S*bft't Vf fg?j e ?f reg;.q. C- ,I I Onr renders nre speciaily reqauested to observe, that under this berd. we give Selections ftro ti lieleading artieles of o0r contemrriormries as a matter of NEIVS,ithou trespect to their politicaltolle.] H E COMM ERCIAL EFFECTS OF THE WAR. (Times.) War bas always been held antagonistia to trade. It Vwa s a time of prizes nnd privateers, bircl ades, ald ...

... PWLLT-IEII BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The ordinary meeting of the above Board was held on Wednesday, the 23rd inst., Robert Thomas, Esq., presiding, and Mr. James Parry, 'ice-Chain. Present-Rev. T. LI. Owen, Bodvean, (ex-ollicio,) and 23 elected Guardians. The usual routine of out-relief cases was disposed of, and the minutes of the previous meeting, read1 and signed by the Chairman. It was ?? the ...

... LATEST INT ELLIGEINTCE. THE WAR. d (BY ELECTRIC AND SUBlMARINE TELEGRAM.) -EXPEDITION AGAINST SEBASTOPOL. Constantinople, Sept. 7. o Yesterday morning, at six o'clock, orders were a sent to Baltchik for the departure of the expedition n ag lilst Sebastopol. The Austrian steamer Custozza, which arrived here to-day from Baltchik, states that 20 ships had ;t already left that port. The remainder ...

... board, during the last twelve months, 1 am necessai IU m possession of facts which enable me to enter most cordi- ally into the spirit. of this resolution. In the course of the very apt remarks made by Mr. Griffith, when moving the adoption of the report, he seemed to intimate that the directors should look with more satisfaction to the lMes refused by the office, than to those they had ac- ...