... INDIAN ITEMS. THE CAWNPORE MASSA ORE.-SPURIOUs RELIOS. —In another room for Wheeler's intrenchment] the fol- lowing inscription was written on the wall; it is on the larger building in the corridor, between the fourth and fifth doors, facing to the south, on the side opposite the doors Countrymen and women, remember the 15th of July, 18571 Your wives and families are here, misery! and at the ...

... r (.aROt A CORRESPONDfEN'T.) e Aden, Mlarch 12. t Before this reaches London you will have doubtless d heard more than one account of the late disagreeable l affair at Suez, connected with the despatch of a detach- d meat of the 92nd Highlauders, und. r Colonel Mackenzie, e to Bombay. That any such fracas should have occurred on the overland route is very much to be regrettsd, and a it is to ...

... CONiVICTION FUR S-MUGGLING, Luie Deyong and Thornas Tapa, firmrlenl on boar y' Bvnuie Deyong and Thomas Tfaps, firremen on board the 22) ~'Datch steamer Fyiieoord, lying off Brower'a-quay. were Do Asch'trpd, at the Mlansion House, with snungeling l100lbs. fil] y'of furuin manufactured tobacco. The prisoners, who I-Is Were ignorant of the English language, wvere placed ati, the bnr crying, the ...

... The advices :from :Utah show the Mormons were as obstinate and rampant for war as ever. The Utah legis- lature had sent a petition to Congress, calling on that body to redress their wrongs. THE REV. MR. SPURGEON.—The Dublin Free- man tells a good story—as true as Gospel-—about the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon:— A witty literary lady, well known in London, was travelling the other day in a railway car- ...

... (Before R. O. Jones and T. E. Heath, Esqrs.) Henry Clements and John Smith, two drivers of Cacrphilly. were charged with assaulting passengers in one of the South Wales Railway carriages, and also with assaulting Mr. Thomas, Inspector of the Company's police. The case was sent to Newport, the offence having been committed within the jurisdiction of the magistrates in that district. Thomas ...

... PI is A most interesting meeting, for the purpose of t ak- k 8' ing into consideration the best mode of proceeding- .jI -with the fund to be raised in the parish of R'iabon, to , preseiat r~ady Wynn, of W7Yynnstay, wvith a testimony of i Fit the sincere regret which i's felt in tltat parish, at thle aft ce destruction of W~ytnstay by fire, was held at the ' National Schoolroom, onl Monday ...

... 1 OTMKB. [Byddai yn dda?an y Goly^ydd dderbyn, iV rhoi i fewn, o dan y pen uchod, unrhyw Ddarnau byrion—srwveiddiol neu ddethol- editf—an ai mewn rhyddiaith neu farddoniaetb, a brofent yn ddyddorol ilea adeiladol i'r Darllenydd cyffredin Cymreig.] ...

... SIGHING CAN NEVER RAISE TIlE WIND. A plague of your sighing-l never knew good of it; Wasting the body, weakening the mind- Like a French vol-a it-vent, 'tis a puff without food in it- Keep up your spirits and keep down your wind. Life is a race; we are all entered in for it Waste not your breath—you'll need nil you can find Take your sighing to Lombard-street —who'll give you tin for it ? ...

... SPIRIT Of T'HE PE.L2.SS; rr0:N LL ?? 1N(I 'U 0 1N OF ENCi~LISII ('IluliAC Tit. j 1 1eeml te li l e l tS] Oereg b':es i' teec' tatke eec ierv ineporltaln znistake c! teeielg 'tle chlaraceter of tt e lhglish people t glld I? t.t ec rct liltrls, tliough tiiv' olit to be couver- i gart Jvlirl oAIT 111ito5i, se mi It shisre in ?? dclusiou. It I is tt'at Me S V WC Sie .i-pl t t lenee the trec ?? of ...

... LORD LIELUTEINANTCY OF IRELAND. W xc are among those who consider, with WxI. Clli- UT chester Fortescue, one of the members for Louth, Wvi that Mr. Itoebuck is much more distingkished for his pll destructive, than for his constructive tendencies; and ive arc very ?? that the resolution he moved on Iourstda w night week, That in the oinion of this Hlouse tfle of fice of Lord ILieutienarit of ...

... YR OESOEDD GYNT, A'l OES HON. Os eir i gymlbarnl ysbryd yr oes bresennol yn Nghymru fg ysbrydion yr oesoedd gynt, ni ellir dywedyd fod y dyddiau o'r blaen yn well na'r dyddiau hyn. Y mae y dyddiau hyn yn ddiau yn llawer iawn gwell yn mhob ystyr na dyddiau ein tadau, ac ysbryd yr oes bon yn llawer iawn mwy gojeuedig ei feddwl ac iachach ei ansawdd nag un oes a fu ar Gymru o'r blaen. Y mae ...

... FOND OF SOCIETY.—Housekeepers who buy second-hand bedsteads. The work may make a man unfortunate,! but not miserable that is from himself. He who does his best, however little, is always to be distin- guished from him who does nothing. A coffin, said an Irishman, is the house a man lives in when he is dead. Why is it easy to break into an old man's house ?—Because his gait is broken and his ...