... $7sA.i2t1 a' D)JAXY1 V A iO- . The pleasantly situated village of Llanystumdwy was on Tuesday last somewhat disturbed from its usual quietude, by the marriage of Miss Caroline Amelia Nugent, second daughter of the Rev. St. G. A. Williams, Rector of Llangybi-cum-Llanar- rmoi, with Henry Lindsay, Esq., of Miaryport. Plas Hen, the residence of the bride's father, an old family seat of the ...

... . 4 . . . . I . PILLAGE, WAtkTO9i DEVASTATION, VIOLAi-TON, , AND MURDER, IN TIHE TOWN OF KflRTOH ; KiRu~ci, May 28.-I moutbj permitted' to esprcssthc pentiments of abhorrence ,which every civilized bein; must .experience on survoying the scene of destruction and barbas rxous -violence ppesented by this unfortunate town, and to protest against any imputation on ?? of the sacling of Kertclh ...

... l' The Arctic expedition in search of Lieutenant Kane sailed from New York on the 3rd. The expedition will proceed up I, Baffin's Bay, visiting the most prominent headlands. le Mademoiselle Rachel, it is expected, will visit this country ? on her way to the United States, and perform foar of her prin - e, cipal characters at the St. James's Theatre. Lo Mr. Commissioner Iolroyd, of the London ...

... tart PUBLIC IEIETING AT BETiI'IISDA.ttr A public nieetisig of the inlostbita-icts of letheadnl~and neighIbour- hi hood was held, in Connection with the obo vs Cooipoiy~onTuesday tssie even ins last, nt th,- Jirusaleol calsinlistic Chaspel, Ii th lb ebve oneal Placte, wlsen itearly. 2000 persons wvere presncet. Willian Fritseis, One Lnsq., Birvnderwven, wsas nnanimjously vote d to the chair. ...

... eIi. Miohelot is said to be engaged on a wo:k to be called La Reformation. A telegraphic despatch from Vienna states that Prince Gortschakoff, one of the two plenipotentiaries, is suffering from a fever. The Journal de St. Petersburq publishes a long report of the late ineeting at the London Tavern on behalf of Adminis- trative Reform. Official information has, it is said, reached the British ...

... According to the notice given in the two preceding numbers of d the 'Chronicle, the quarterly meeting of the above Association g for the Rural Deanery of Arllechwedd, was held, on Whit-Mon- iJ day in Llandegai Boys' School-room. h Most of the members of the Committee assembled at 9-30 a.m.* 1; nd they began their wiork with earnestness and zeal,-Mr. Wmi c Evans, Glan Ogwe, in the chair. The ...

... NEWS OF TEE WAR. EXTENSION OF THE WAR. The eyes of EuroFe now-as well as of Russia-are no onger fixed exclusively on Sebastopol. The victories of the fleets and armies of the Allies are no longer confined to shut- ting up theships of Russia, and confining her troops within Sebastopol, with the alternative of inevitable destruction, whenever they venture out, The easily won conquests of the ...

... Among the English who have sent specimens to the French s Cattle Show, at Paris, are Prince Albert, Lords Talbot and by Berwick, Captain Thomas Ball, and Messrs. Oartwright, Hewer, George Turner, Farthing, George Radmore, Robert c Cresewell, King, Tombs, Edmund Ruck, Jones, Webb, and i Robert Ellman. There 'are entered 240 bulls and cows of foreign breeds, 260 French; 150 foreign sheep, and ...

... suSPECrED MURDER BY POISONING AT LLANDDEINIOLEN. 'rit peish f Londeiniolen, and more soeotleally thvillaee of Rbeite~r (Situte in a IOpUlos district contiguous to rite LIianburis Slate Works,) have, during the last fortnight beet dis- t: u~lietedl by rmours onr a moot shockingr character -is connsection w' ft tule dlt'atl of one Richard Williams, aged abouint 51) Years. These rumiours implied ...

... THlE METROPOLIS. Tie stoppage of the vory old bankinig-house of Strahan, Pauls, and Bates, of 217, Strand, was confirmed on Monday. The circunmstance has elicited much regr et and deep sympathy, and manly reasors, which may bo prematura, are already given for the failere. It is asserted on the one hand that the part- ners have not agreed as to the inode in which the business should be carried ...

... e I _ Y The news of the past week is as cheering as that 1 S. of the week previous. There have been further stic- W cesses in the See of Azoff. The Russian commander I refused to surrender Genitchi, situate on the northern extremity of a tongue of land,-a Song narrow slip, dividing the Sea of Azoff from the Sirwash, or Pu- trid Sea-of which the fort of Arabat stands oh ihe I southern point. ...

... ti WAR DEPARTMENT, Jane 13, 1855. ti Lord Panmure has this day received despatches from e Field Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. n * Before Sebastopol, May 22. d My Lord,-Sir Edmund Lyon's telegraphic despatch of a the 25th, which was forwarded from hence on the morning of a the 27th, and one from me that immediately followed, will ' have informed your lordship that the Allied Expedi- d b tion ...