... mn GWENT AND MORGAIN-WG TEMPERANCE pr leAND MUSICAL ASSOCUITION. be - t the 'The fifteenth amnnal meeti'ng of the above aseociationl, t iist whichincludes, as the Welsh names indicate. MAornmouth- . ngsbire:and Glamrorganshire, was held. yesterday A- Pennel Chnpe ; Porntypridd. It~ was formed to Promote temperance ( the ardc~fgregational sing~ing. The union of theso objects-is 9I and judicious ...

... ' LORD BuT.-We understand that his lordship left the Castle yest eaday for Bristol, and will return in a day or two. SMUGCLTc;o To3ACco.-At the Police-court yesterday mornixig uefore iviessrs. R, O. Jones and Alderman C. W. David, Francis Nettle, stemirdl of the screw steamer Llandaff, was brought uip on a, charge of smuggling 2t lbs. of tobacco. On Saturday Customs-officer, Christopher ...

... pri The Levant, ETesald, received yesterday, publishes the fol- poi lowivigm ns a nearly textual summary of the Khedive's kn roply to the letter of A'ali Pasha :- im Eiis Higihncss hbe.rijs by elearing himself of the clargc of hit having golln beyond the proper limits of his rights end mn duties as defdued by the imaperial firlnans. Fully seusible wil of the successive favours he has ...

... A great open-air meeting of the working classes of Bel- fast and the north of Ireland will take place to-day (Satir- day) in the Botanic Gardens, Belfast, to protest against the Irish Church Bill. The demonstration is expected. to be one of the largest held in Ulster for many years, and Lord Cairns, who is at present at Belfast, will take part in the proceedings. THE COUNTESS OF DERWENTWATER ...

... TVWEDN SDAY, JUNE $0, 1869. WE; hope that the explanations given by IMr. GLADSTONE respecting the reception of the I T . 0 -2 - I VICEROY of EGYPT are more truthful than oflicial assurances are wont to be; that they may prove to be true in the spirit as well as in the letter; and that the reception of the second in power and actual, if not nominal, rank of Eastern princes has really been ...

... DISAPPOINTED LOYE tr A singular case has been heard at the Dartfosl Coulnty b 110, Court, in which the Rev, WaltUrýMrTay, Rector of Stowo,' be KCht, was defonda?t in fiun ed?ipt . brought by a91 grocer;] -k e Rlghe ?? fr danttagcs for assaulting! his sdn.' :At ic first sigh-t the ciase did not appear to. bh very, romaUtici, I seeing tht - it s ro3 from Atho. chastisement of a boy of '13 ,at, h ...

... S E: C OND) EDITION. WSiEu;N MAInI OFICOE, 4 AM.S (ai TrIXT1G~RAM.) TURKEY. CON;ST~kNTANNOPLE, OCI. 22. Thb.Frntpenror of thc Freuch has conferred the ?? i)t C-oummander Ut the Lczgion of ?? o Ar, Airal Hiobarat Pasha, for the services be rCn)- d r e;t in the e ause vf peace during the (jrean crisis,!g; ;ai .dalt) toy his persona~l attenldauce on thle Eu-4 v re. s with. the nu;mmdroa unader ...

... I ..o. ttive Eid- 3 4 to first 1old. brad e BAD B Nxasiinouros.-At the borough Police-court on onc Mondny, Julia Casey, an old offender, was charged with 0: wilfollly entering the house of her neighbour, Margaret Anderson, and tearing asunder a millpuff bed, which she subsequently threw into the street. Her conduct was so outrageous that the Bench considered that they could only mete out ...

... S-ECiOND EDITION. - 1 .- . - WErsIsc MAIL. Os'F'CF, 4 A.bZ. DE'SrATCH OF TROOPS TO IRELAJND. be ar (GPENAL TFLEG&%M.) 1 (!rn-OhT DJUe LIVEIZ1POOL C01UUtESP0NDXNiT.) l To~morrow (Friday) the Iet Dragoon Guards will loave Liverpol,L in three steamers, for Dublin, and a detachment rU of the 24t-h Reg-iment for Cork. Simultaneously the 40th P and 80th llegritentsi Will leave for Dublin ...

... - .. R6OB SY IN Tits :KrE'r.-M'Mry Ca#y, a mamd re womiar!, was charged at the police-court,' yesteriby, befees il Mr. W. Alexander and Dr. Payne, with, steaijig a piece of beef,' the 'property of Thomas Harry, butcher, of'Evans- d terrace. -The prosecutor keeps a stall in the market, ad i- onSaturdaynight, about half-pasteighto'clock, theprisoner s- went to the stall and asked the price of ...

... -- - slee] A tragyc(l, horrible in its details, has 3ust been com- waii mitted in a ,,liet, Seqluestered countiry diStrict, lear tbe Sop] township of Mossley, sonic ten miles from Manclhester. tiucf The scenc of the occurrelle is called thc Cotes -two ot t cottages and a farm, situate on the hills bounding thc pass counties of 'iorlshire, Lancasbire, ani Cheshirc-oind is aII , Ve-Y lon1elv ...

... CONGRESS'OF WORKING MEN IN SWITZERLAND. ?? A great congress of Working men ba8 just been held at I*s ikenow Basle. Upwards of sixty delegates presented credentials. t' AIajesty England was represented by Mr. R. Applegarth, Amalga. by Less had mated Carpenters and Joiners; Mr. Eccarine, the general dinner secretary; Mr. Cowell Stepney, the treasurer; Mr. Jung, hi Eing' ...