... JEar&ets. LONDON, MONDAY, Nov. 8. For Colonial Produce the markets have an Inactive appear- ance. Supplies this week will again be large, and rat's have a lowering tendency for several articles In Russian Produce there is, however, more doing, and less disposition to sell. The markets have a brisker appearance for Articles used in Manu- facturing purposes, and the currency has become firm: ...

... TACHWEDD 10, 1858. WEDI El CIIOPRESTRU I'W HANFON I WLEDYDD TRAMOR -Gellir anfou y FANER i America new Awstralia, trwy roddi stamp Ilythyr ceiniog arni, pa am bynagfydd stamrp y Ilywodraeth arnifel newyddiadur ai peidio. .. . . I 1-l1 YN ol y newyddion diweddaf o ogledd China, yr ydym yn deall fod A~rglwydd ELGIN yn aros yno eto, ac nad ydyw hyd yma wedi rhoddi un hys- bysrwydd yn nghylch ...

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... The young Prince of Oude is still at Cairo, leading a very retired life, and but seldom seen abroad. He is residing at the house of an English shawl merchant, a Mohammedan from Lahore, who for several years has 1 been established in Egypt. ...

... CARDIFF TIMES OFFICE. Saturday, 4. p.m- About one o'clock on Tuesday morning last, as Wright, one of the dock policemen, was going his round on the West Dock, he observed sparks emitting from the cabin funnel of the barque Alice pnd Ann, of North Shields. A watchman was on board, and the policeman called his attention to the fact, he (the watchman) being asleep at the time. The watchman ...

... Cp ^ourt, His Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall, has been breveted colonel in the armv. THE BIRTHDAY OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.—The birthday of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wale?, who has attained his seventeenth year, was celebrated at Windsor on Tuesday with the customary honours paid to the members of the royal family. As early as seven o'clock in the ...

... We are enabled to state the more important stipula- tions of the treaty signed at Jeddo, on the 26th of last August. This treaty, in the first place, engages that there shall be perpetual peace and friendship between her British Majesty and the Tycoon of Japan; secondly, that her Majesty may appoint a diplomatic agent to re- side at Jeddo, and the Tycoon a diplomatic agent to reside in London, ...

... paulluagodd ja fdrian. . Marchnadoedd Tramor. Yr oedd cyflenwad da o wenith yn holl farchnadoedd y Cyfandir, ac ni wnaed ond masnach gymniedrol, a thueddai y prisiau i ostwng. Yr oedd yd Gwanwyn yn llawer mwy marwaidd nag y bu yn ddiweddar. Yr oedd gostyngiad pellach wedi cymmeryd lie yn y marchnadoedd Americaidd. Fel y caelyii yr oedd ansawdd y prif farchnadoedd- AiTWEEap, Tach. 6.-Marwaidd ...

... MANCHESTER ELECTION.—On Tuesday se'nnight Mr. Bazley addressed his committee and the electors of St. Jotlll Ward, in St. Matthew's Schoolroom, Liverpool, road, which was crowded. The following resolution wn then unanimously adopted.: That this meeting desires to express its thanks to Mr. Bazley for his visit to the electors of St. John's Ward, and, hiving heard the ex- position of his ...

... POFULAB CONCERT.—We are glad to hear that Mr. G. F. Davis purposes shortly giving a grand national concert of vocal and instrumental music, principally Welsh. WORTHY OF IMITATION.—The treasurer of the Infirmary has received seven shillings from Mr. Jones, being jury fees on a coroner's inquest. NEW MAYORS. — The following gentlemen were elected mayors :-Cardiff, Mr. C. C. Williams, re- elected ...

... Snow has fallen in Strathdon, Banffshire, to the depth of 5% inches. An inexhaustible bed of pure rock salt has been disco- vered at Stansfutt, tieur Steitin. The funeral of Napoleon 1. has been taken to Boulogne. Mr. L. S, Magnus has been elected Mayor of Queens- borough, and is the first Jewish Mayor in the provinces. The man Council, who attempted to murder Inspector Budd, of the Woolwich ...

... TilE JAPANESE.—In their personal cleanliness the Japanese present a marked contrast to the Chinese; no deformed objects meet the eye in the crowded streets; cutaneous diseases seem almost unknown. In Nagasaki towards evening a large portion of the male and female population might be seen on the occasion of Lord Elgin's visit, innocently tubbing at the comers of the streets. In Jeddo they ...