... STOCK FARUWG-MEAT SUPPLIES. IT is now mare than twenty years ago that somne o f the taost given a intelligent witnesses examined before the select committee the anx of thd House of Commons appointed to inquire into agricul' AU oth, tural distresse-s. e. in 1836-pointed to stock-keeping as the bee. uis safest reliance of the English farmer. Mr Fyson, of Nor- contine folk, stated that, in his ...

... SVOOND EDITION OF THURSDAY'. MUTINY IN1 IDi.'r L Themessages received at the India, house yester- day, 'merely confirmed the fact of two sordes of ti insurgent having been repulsed. by General Barnatui, :and of thedisarming of.the troops at Calcuttaha-vigp been effected without difficulty. Up to a lat -hour last night no telegraph despaweh: bad arii'ved in London of the arrival of the mag- ...

... a ?? vartlaillame t, [EY BIIITISII AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) IHOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. TIIE House met at five o'clock. IMPORTATION OP LABOURERS FROM AFRICA. Lord BROUG HAM expressed gratification that the people of Martinique hail repudiated the favour in- ?? to be conferred upon them ?? late arrange- inents at Mlarseilles and Nantes, for the importation of labour into their island. The ...

... ripE ARMY. At the Curragh camp, last xveek, Sardinlan war medals were pro euted, on brigade parade. by Major General Gough. C B., commanding the lot Infantry Brigadr, to Lieutenamt.-CulOtl 2tontgorery, C B.; Brevet Lieutenant-C.Oldnel the tin. C D. Plunkett, Captain lRudd, Lieutenrtit Hopes, Sr!,ant.M jor Hienhall, nd Colour-Sergeaut BIiDounellot the let Battilile, Royal Regiment; oleo to ...

... xt4 iftiGUES IS PAVOUR OF RUBSIA. 1 I _ Athena. of the 17th inatant. ias- It 15 ] now three years 9iDC0 the Quele of Grisceleft Athens, at tb.sa-me .tlmatbatz Prince-I Meiseblklt quitted ?? nopili.i T6 s uaesn Inade DO 'ecrot tihat lier ohijsaci 'quitt- ig Gteece for Germany was to plead the cause of bar uncle Nitholus, for I0 she was custo5lll etooall the Emperor of Bussis. , Hor Majesty ...

... ECOI;OMY IN BR:;AD-No. q MA IZEE B'AD. Sir,-Itfoic may be coinsidere(d as nourishing ns wheat, but will not rise liko whcat into light bread; and maize flour raised with wveat flour is neither so pleasant in texture nor flavour as wheat bread alone. The maize requires first to be boiled to pulp, likel rice, adl so made up with the Wbeat flour into dougli. Thn following recipe has been much ...

... . rp. CITY o0 LONDON ELECTION.-On Tuesday vili Baron Rothschild was re-elected a member of Parliament o- the ecity of London. The Prince Consort embarked on Sunday, in the Royal Yacht Vicloria and 11bert, and left for ts, Antwerp in order to be present at the marriage of the Princess Charlotte of Belgium with the Archduke 'an Frederick Maximilian of Austria, which was celebrated at rds ...

... HOW TO REACH INDIAiIN A WAt. The subjeot of routes to the East, ilwaya~an A .interesting. one, has risen..1nto vital dmportance to h |since the revolt of the Bengal army. Strong of b .efforts are being made- to induce the Government don .to sunabion. and subhidies the project of the to s Euphrates Railway; but An Old Indian7has ,.published a letter to Lord,.Daimerston, in which, C ;after ...

... *fffririau Cpmru. Y rhai a gymidir o fern yr wythnos nesaf. Y GOGLEDD. Awst 2. Wyddgrug. - 3. Bryn Eglwvs. -- 4. Dinbych, LDandegle, Meifod. - 5. Dinbych, Gwyddelwern. - 6. Aberdyfi, Cynwyd. - 7. Gwrecsam Machynhleth. - 8 Rhuthyn, Yspytty Ifan, Dolgellan. Y DESEUDIR. Awst 2. Llanymddifri, Carew. - 4. Llangeithio, Pontfaen. - 5. Pontrhydfendigaid, Caerfyrddifl, Llan- gyndeyrn, Ty Ddewi, idaen ...

... Ir ?? - T4TH MA'. 4A. t I H&.P11.! .- - _ v- I ; - t^t } fa}* A~neia I Tile following particulars, fio.n the Melanc m'gagwit In reference to the vessel which is about to start from Cork ln company with her Majesty's ship Agamneminon oni the inm- 6 portant mission of connecting the American continent with b this country, by means of Ithe submarine telegraph cable, MAY be interesting to some of ...

... 1-Q1all. I-ll V.O 1 1 N 11O1A DiIiVUIV. Y (From the Datly News' Correspondence.) Brussa, July 13. ,- The sulject uppermost in every one's thoughts here just l' now, and forming the sole topic of conversation with all you 8 meet-I mean the produce of the present Silk Harvest, as it is called-must be interesting to many of your readers. I have, therefore, been at somne pains to arrive at ...

... Directions have been issued from the Horse Guards that b the regiments on home service, or about to return home, t shall be immediately increased to 1000 rank and file, and c those in India, or proceeding there, to 1100 rank and file n each. Commanding officers are desired to recruit with the d .u tmost possible activity at head-quarters, and to send a out three recruiting parties to ...