... IHUM AN REMAINS FOUND ON A MOUNTAIN. d About a fortnight ago, a man named Hugh Griffith as t Y Lloyd, servant at Troscol, Llanarmon, found a man's that r boot on the side of Mynydd Mawr, a mountain which Owr r rises almost perpendicularly opposite Nant Mill, on the fore road from Carnarvon to Beddgelert. Curiosity was thin S awakened by this circumstance, and the above-named did 0 party, at ...

... * ORBIGW Ti'EI-I-EiqcM FRAANfCE. THE E' MPEI1ROI AT 1'Lo1,1lttSRtcS.-At Plombieres, says n private letter, the Emperor amtuses himlslelf in the most in. Docent manner, taking longwalks into tile countrv, drialcieg hlege dlraughts oftheivaters, brealcast ingjrte dlinin- ,pon thle grass; Sligether, rtsticating as Einiple Brown or Smith might rusticate. This is very chnarming, cud I -must CoI.I_ ...

... FOREIGN. MISCELLANY, re- The number of persons who have been arrested at Leg. as horn amounts already to 300. 3rs Five hundred and thirty-seven orrnons arrived at di, Philadelphia on the 3rd inst. The majority Of them were in, women-principally English, a few Scotch, and no Irtsh Prince Woronzoff, only son of the celebrated Prince 'h Woronzoff, late GovernorGeneral of the Crimea, has ar. by ...

... HUMAN REMAINS FOUND ON A MOUNTATN. ?? About a fortnight ago, a man named Hugh Griffith a Lloyd, servant at Troscol, Llanarmon, found a man's tl boot on the side of Mynydd Mawr, a mountain which 0 rises almost perpendicularly opposite Nant Mill, on the f1 road from Carnarvon to Beddgelert. Curiosity was te awakened by this circumstance, and the above-named d party, at the beginning of the week, ...

... To the Editor of the North Males Chronicle. Sin,-In your Number of the 30th of May, I ad- dressed you under this heading, and, through you, the 6, respectable portion of readers of provincial newspapers to in North Wales, in consequence of a letter which ap-- peared in the preiious number of the ' Chronicle' 1' from A Friend to Education, who pointed out the N small number of men from North ...

... FOREIGN I IGENCE. FRANCE. SEIZURE OF ENGLISH PAPERS.-On Sundly lhi- Ilhsv- trated ZoNde Newes, the Leader, the Examinei*, 'and the John Bl'l andBritannia, are said to have been seized by the Paris police. COXSPIRACY TO ASSASSINATE TEE EMPEnOn.-The charges preferred against the three Italians, two of them from Fsenzs, and the other described as a Lombard, recently arrested, are very serious., ...

... 'LI A 7 XT I I FRANCE. The ' 1Iouiteur' says, the rumour that the French troops are to be sent to China, is entirely without foun.. dation. AUSTRALIA. We learn that the new mninistry, in lieu of the de- parted O'Shannassey Cabinet, had been appointed by the governor of Victoria. Mr. Haines is again Chief Secretary; Mr 21'Culloch is Comnmisloner of Customs; Mr. David Nlore is President of the ...

... HOUSE OF. LORDS.-FRIDAs . The House met at five o'clock. TILE OATHTS BILL. Earl GRANVILTLE, in moving the second reading of the Oaths Bill, pointed out the absard and profane nature of the oaths as they at present existed-equally absurd and profane to Protestants and Roman Catholics,-compelling the former to 'take God to witness that they did not believe what even Romnan Catholics did not hold ...

... SPArIT OF TH PRoS. THE ELECTION COMMITTEES. [From the Times.] The decisions of Election Committees during the present Session have hitherto been favourable to the sit- ting members. The cases of the various petitioners who failed may perhaps have been unusually weak, but it may I also be observed that there is generally a fashion or a bias in the judgments of all the Committees which sit at ...

... Public Baths. MARINE PAR-ADE.. Ty Gwyn Newydd.-Mirs. Johan :Foggatt fR Re Ty Gzvyiz.-Mr. Thornas Parry. -:L R~ev W. G.Greenistreet and family, vicar of Patting- A ham and Patshull, Staffordshire . Miss Greenstreet, Frenchav, near Bristol, Mr Thomnas2Clegg, Cheetbam Hill, Manciliestel- Mrs C. Leigh Clare, Iligher Broughton, Manchester N Joseph llowlands, Esq, Thornbury House, B Kidlington, Oxon ...

... HOUSeLF COMMONS, -FnIDAY. v MC.I.RGYHIEAD HAUiaGsoR. On the vote of £120,000 on account of works at the new packet harbour and harbour of refuge at Holy- head, Mr. Lindsay said he wished to call the attention of the committee to the enormous sums of money expend- ;, ed on the works at Holyhead harbour from time to time. From £:620,000, which was the original esti- mate for the new harbour of ...

... CHAPTSR OF THE GARTER AND TH5E TFtSTLE. The Queen held, on Monday afternoon, at Bnckingham Palace, Chapters of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, and of the Most Noble Order of the Thistle. The Queen, accompanied by the Prince Consort, was conducted by the Lord Chamberlain and the Lord Steward to a chair of State, in the Throne.room; The Ladies in Waiting and the Officers of the Household ...