... COMBAT AT CASTENEDOLA. l The following are some particulars of a combat fought t at Castenedola:-Generai Garibaldi, wishing to throw a I bridge across the Chiese, in order to keep open corn-i munications with Brescia, placed part of his troops at I IRezzato and Treponti to oppose the Austrian vanguard,whicl E had advanced as far as that place. Some companies of i Cacciatori delle Alpi attacked ...

... ACCJDLi:NTS, OFFENCES, &c. Mr. William Herbert, ?? oF Oxford, a tradesman of that town and also a suburban farmer, died by his own hand on Monday. He shot himself in the kitchen of hie farmhouse, oppressed with an insane belief that bewas insolvent, and proof against ies eolicitor's assertions to the contrary. Married but one year and a half, he leaves a widow and one Child. A jury found a ...

... Sir,-I beg your attention to the following letter, which appeared in the Western Ttimes on the 25th ultime. I have demanded from the Editor of that paper the ceanie of the author; but it is refused, on the ground that the Editor cannot be expected ' to burke discussion -though it appears he has little hesitation in bulking a reputntion, and fails to explain how a fair discussion canll be ...

... BARNSTAPLE. The Braunton and North Devon Races will take place at Saunton Sauks, Braunton, an Wednesday, the 15th i instant. Through the suggestion of the local committee, which was appointed for making the preliminary arrange- merts incidental to the exhibition of the Bath and West of i England AgriculturalrSociety, the Custom-house anthorities I have determined upon liermauontly ereotinga ...

... The crops in this neighbourhood are looking very promising; the apples are well set, and are now growing fine. Early potatoes are nearly fit to be taken up. and the hay harvest will commence in the ensuing week. The building of the Town-hall, on the site of the old market place, has commenced, and the workis progressing rapidly. When completed, it will be a handsome building' and quite an ...

... NORTH AND SOUTH DEVON. WE CONTINUED FROM OUR SEVENTHI PAGE. t, . ?? BARNSTAPLE. C Mr. J. H. Toller, the deputy coroner, held an inquest at Branuton, on Thursday, upon the body of Mr. Win. Heddon. The deceased seems to have indulged himself very ex, freely in intoxicating liquors, especially during the past five eir months. On the morning preceding the day of the inquest jig he got up between ...

... GERMANY. The King of Saxony opened the Landtag on Wednesday. In his speech, which among other things contains a demand for money supplies, there is this passage ?? War threatens to make those treaties doubtful on which the rights of Europe now rest. His Majesty is upheld as well by the consciousness that he has always raised his voice in behalf of that which the honour of Germany and the ...

... NEWTON ABBOT. Henry Wilcott, a labourer, of Paignton, formerly of Kingskeraivell, was brought before the Bench on Monday charged with stealing sleepers, &e., from tie Dartmouth and Torbay Railway, at Paignton, on Thursday evening last. The prisoner Was sentenced to six weeks' hard labour in the House of Correction. TOIQUAY CEMETERY COMPANY.-The half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders ...

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... lirst Lord of the Treasury .. Lord PI.c.rr.srox. Lord Chancellor .. .; Lord ?? Foreign Secretary .. .. .. .. Lord J. RussELL. Horne Secretary .. .. . .. Sir G. C. LEWIS. Secretary for Colonies .Duke of NlYCASTIXE. Secretary for War.S.r. SIDNZY HEIBEuT. Secretary for India. Sir C. WoOD. First Lord of the Admiralty Duke of SoMERsET. Chancellor of Exchequer . Mr. GL.ADSTONE. 1'resident of Council ...

... WEDNESDAY, JunE 8, 185.' Louis NAI'oi.EoN, hitherto a buttress of the peace of Europe, is now the hero of a European war. He re- established the French empire by proclaiming it was peace; he obtained the friendship of Queen VICTORIA by seeking to live as a friendly neighbour instead of an hereditary foe; and he disarmed the resentment of the continental potentates by offering them the right ...

... A RJCII MANS FUNERAL. [Tihe folloxvilng is nl extlact fromt th ilev, Jlames Pycroft's now wvork (now ill tlir Iprts-). etititlvd I Twenty YCUls in the Churec. ] ODO of the moot ?? secllen toi lifo is a rich ioan's itinettil. (jleigy~lieO ?? 00 Od 12eI.11 i great ?? on these o~cOCCII9;011 I-o FO!' ow n port I mlever found touch tennhtntidti to bin iodu co eon ssion ilito tiho chuIch, least of ...