... RUTHIN.-TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT TO MR. LOUIS. in re. On Saturday, the 15th inst., a large quarto Bible, n- bound in morocco leather, was presented to Mr. and im Mrs.- Marcus Louis, by the tenantry of the Llanbedr ?? estate, at his residence, Upper Well-street, Ru- ur thin, on the occasion of their marriage, June 9, 1857, let Thb following is a copy of the Address, with the pre- of sentation :_ ...

... 'THI, CAMBRIAN LEAGUE. .1 .7 ?? . I I'l X . (Freis n ie ' J[VrerhLeen 2'elegrap/h.') ;1 ?? is thati '-we imagine half a dozen *oices ejacu- latin- when the ahovL heading is cead ; and some of our A historical leadels will fly beck ilt memory to the ; chivalt ous days of Henry of Navairre, anti picture to ir thei vivid faicy the flapping ' miflanme 'and serried s ranks of the H oguenets ...

... The affairs of that country form the topid of of discussion, not only in the press, but at every public lb- meeting; no matter what may be the purposs er, for which it is called. Two of the most important the speeches delivered upon this important topic, were lit addressed to a meeting on foreign missions, held at ied Chlester, by the Bishop of Oxford and Mr. Gladstone Both the prelate and ...

... THE TRIAL OF Al. MIGEON. The Times Paris correspondent makes the follow. ing comment on the result of the above nlamed trial:- The preceedings against M. Migeon, the success- ful candidate for the Haut-Rhin, have not done much credit to the authorities that instituted them and the decision of the Correctional Court of Col- mar, declaring its incompetency except on the single point of the ...

... We publish elsewhere a communication, having re- ference to certain contemplated improvements in the h educational r. stem at this College, which we are happy B to say is likely to become more serviceable to the young 0 tmen of the Principality than it has hitherto been.-L The Rev. F. Tjremple, MI.A., her Majesty's Inspector of I. Training Schools, has addressed two letters to the ,Master of ...

... NEW MEMBERS AND THEIR DIPFICULTILs, The gentlemen who have been returned for the firs- tim to Parliament will have a great many difficulties to counter in connection with their conduct in the itous n Commons, and must not be surprised if they are sonaet me assailed with loud cries of ' Order, order, when they unwittingly violating Parliamentary etiquette. O Monda afternoon, Mr. Roapell, the ...

... )m th- Inst hsr f - r We learn from the last batch of papers forwarded to us R by our Calcutta correspondent that another Indian war is R on the eve of breaking out. R Indian wars have been of such frequent occurrence since R the British got footing in the great Asiatic peninsula that R this intelligence will not, of course, much surprise our R readers. But the war which is now impending ...

... AN ENCOUNTER WITH HIGHWAYMEN, Ole peol id The journals of the department of the Oise an- the Y nounce that a desperate attack was made by highway. the, men, a few nights ago, on M. Fasquel, a gentleman thel 3i well known for his devotedness to the turf. After ar transacting business in the four market at Paris, M. m Fasquel left at a rather late hour in the evening to re- y, turn to Courteui), ...

... TTHE NIINISTE RIAL INITENIONS. It is not yet known officially the course w hich culr Ministers will pursue in consequence of the adverse cst vote of Tuesday nighlt, or rather Wednesday n perSO ing. But as Lord Palmerston has always declared I privately, that he would not subumit to 3n ?? after' vote of Lord Derby's House of Commons, there is stran little doubt that Parliament will be ...

... What will Lord Palmerston say about China? We have heard that question repeatedly asked within the last few days i and next week we shall be able to inform our readers more positively than we can at the present nsoinent-that is, if his lord- ship chooses to say anything on the subject. The news this week dissipates one bubble that has been most assiduously blown by a party in this country. ...

... PORTSMOUTH, Sunday.-The Austrian steam-frigate, Empress Elizabeth, Captain Alfoue- Wissiak, Aujutant to the Imperial Austrian Admiralty, having on board the W Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria, hove in sight S thisemo cning at 9.45, and on coming up to Spithead - htlf-en hinr afterwards with the Austrian ImPortX standard at her main, saluteu .viun zaL guns by the line :P of battle ship ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE, ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH DESPATCHES. FOREIGN NEWS. The Conferences at Paris will probably meet again on Saturday or Sunday. The 'Moniteur' announces that the Senate and legislative body are convoked for the 16th February. . +~-4 COMMIERCIAL NEWS. London, Friday. Tea opened stiffly. Sound common congou can. not be bought under 11ad. Saltpetre much wanted. Forty paid for. Calcutta ...