... AN ACCOUNT OF COALS, FROM 1ST TO 31ST MAY, 1855, INCLUSIVELY, BY MONMOUTHSHIRE RAIL- WAY AND CANAL. Proprietors. Owners. 3 Is UTotal jS O TonsCwt. Thomas Powell. New PeEVvan. 1746 5 Lispentwyne .2698 15 Penllwyne 1S02 5 Wood field 1172 3 Gellygrose Butryhatch New Tredegar. 39 5 7558 13 Charles Prothero Havod Van 317 7 North 152 7 Blaencuffin 743 8 „ 549 » New Place 2738 7 Tyr Adam 208 0 Church ...

... EMPERIAL PAIRLIAMENT. OUOSE OF fUt3DSi-MiONDAY, JUNE, 4. Lord UsAeNVILLE, ill reply to Lard Aiboluarle, stated that the Russian government, ia a recent cironlar, had miand prvsanted the liee of conduct pursued by Captain Watson, in declaring the blockade of the ports of that empire Pa the Baltic. lne Niewspeper Stampa Bill passed through cmn- rniteu.-Atj. TUESDAY. i ulolmsur, in reply to Lard ...

... DECIMAiL COINAGE. t lie We s To the success of Mr. Brown's intended motion quite for the immediate issue of cents and mils-coins on th s of the respective value of 2d., 2-5ths, and 24- then t 25ths of a farthing, and, consequently, unex- most changeable in our existing copper currency-it his was essential that if 'twere made, 'twere made defer , quickly. Deferred at first from the 3rd to the ...

... WHAT THE ALIAES MAY NOW DO. ok - ..WSBad\, -r. I (Firoon, the Daj19 News.) iit is probable that the same thought has been it, the mind otfovery' accomplished hijtoricaf student in Ellgland and France since the arrival of the news of what ha, taken place inl the Sea of Azoiff. Men Who know the -history of that sea are wondering whether thle rest ef u4 -are at all aware of the prodigious ...

... SIR. etJBDI'N ON ?? IVAR-. There was no vali a reason for continuing thIe' debate upon the war question over last Tuesday, t Xexcept .tat the House and the Government, O though they both mean the same thing, did Dot seem to exactly understand each other as to the, 1 d form in which their common opinion ought to be rconveyed to the Crown. To adjourn the debate simply to enable Lord Palmerston ...

... MAGISTRATES' OFFICE, HIGH-STREET. SATURDAY. Before the Rev. Thomas Pope and Thomas Gratrex, Esq. STOW FAIR. Thomas Armstrong was charged-with attempting to pick pockets in the fair.—Sergeant Harlow said I was on duty at Stow Fair, last evening, and saw the prisoner try the pocket of a female. I watched him for some time, and f saw him attempt several others. I then took him into custody ...

... THE PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION. rri. » -i Paris, May 30. The Emperors day—Sunday last —was a complete success. For the first time since the opening day there appeared to be life in the affair and I was often .reminded of some of the lively scenes of Hyde-park in 1851. The Moniteur declares that upwards of SO,000 persons visited the Palace in the course of the day but the general idea is that ...

... CHRISTCHURCH. SERIOUS AND PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—We regret to announce that an accident of a very serious nature, occurred on Monday morning last, to the Rev. Thomas Pope, the respected vicar of Christchurch. The rev. gentleman, it appears, was riding a young colt down the hill leading from Christchurch to Caerleon and on reaching a spot near to Belmont, Mr. Pope's bat feU off this is supposed to ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, JUNE 4. The Ijord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsaeck at five o'clock. The Earl of EGLINTON gave notice of his intention to ask a question'on Monday next regarding the Ordnance Survey in Scotland. The Earl of.ELLENB/OR(OUGH inquired whether the Go- vernmeit had received any information in detail of the accident which occurred to the Medway, by-which it appeared ...

... DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. Before Sebastopol, May 26, 1865. My Lord,--I have the honour to report to your lord- ship that a portion of the allied armies took up a posi- tion yesterday on this side of the Tchernays, the left of the French resting under a redoubt established upon the edge of this ridge overhanging the valley, and op- posi-e the Inkerman heights; the right extending be- yond ...

... The 1lo0niteucr of Wcdncsday publishes the fol- lowing official despatches from Vice-Admiral Bruat, comoanderliu-chief of the MJediterranean squadron, and from the General com maudillg in chief the army of the East. TILE CAPTURE OF KERTCH. On board the 'Moutebello, before Kertob, May 2(;. Monsieur le Ministre-As I had the honour to inform you by my telegraphic despatches of the 22d an, d ;jth ...

... ACCIDENT.-On the 3rd inst., a poor Irish boy, in the employ of Mr. William Price, farmer, of this parish, was knocked down by a horse and cart, and run over, receiving a fracture of his leg, and other injuries, which terminated in death on Tuesday morning. THE NEW ANNUAL EISTEDDFOD. Whit-Monday of 1855 will long be remembered in this locality, by the first attempt to establish an annual Eisted ...