... An English lady writes as follows from Naples: I have seen to-day the face of Garibaldi, and now all the devotion of his friends is made as clear as day to me. You have only to look into his face, and you feel that there is, perhaps, the one man in the world in whose service you would take your heart in your hand and follow him blindfold to death. I never altogether understood that feeling ...

... (For the ensuing Week). FLOWER-GARDEN AND SHRUBBERIES.—Where cuttings of verbenas and such like things have yet to be put in, they should be inserted rather thinly in deep pans or shallow pots in which they can be wintered, as they will be got established sooner in this way than would be the case if they were to be potted off before winter, and we have frequently found late cuttings managed in ...

... NAPLES. MARSEILLES, SEPT. 15. ,Letters from Naples, to the 11th inst. state that very ardent popular demonstrations were taking place in that city. Many priests and monks were fraternising with. the people. A police regulation prohibited the compelling of the inhabitants to shout Long live Garibaldi! Numerous desertions were taking place from Gaeta, laat, the greater part of the soldiers and ...

... MAME! LLE& rr. Letup tram Najd* to tin Ilik but *Mt *r rudest roger densanstratians were taking city. say prisms and state were 1ir:A..41..1Pa •• the people. A polkerrgelatiorr prohibit.. I thr the inhabitants to oboist Lung lire I:.tothal.4 . Netatrousdesertioar were taking place II opt tbe greater pan of the soldier* and sail I. advantage N tie Dictator's unborn/mos taws • their homer. ...

... SERIOUS CHARGF.-On Friday, John Bonville Lewis, clerk to Mr. W. H. Thomas, coal exporter, Swansea, was committed for trial on a charge of embezzlement. DISAPPOINTED LOVE.—A domestic servant named Ann Davies, aged 20, was found drowned at the Mumbles on Saturday. A fellow-servant named Charles Cambridge had been paying his addresses to her. About a month ago she went to the Register Office to ...

... 4tutniexs. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.—MONDAY. The barometer has fallen. The new moon set in with foul weather. A good deal of rain has fallen since Sa- turday, and there is evidently much to come. It must be remembered that we have now approached the period when storms are likely to prevail. To-day the wind is fresh with squalls from S.S.W. with every appearance of dirty weather. The supply of the ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 5th ult., at the Parish Church, Rhymney, by the Jlev. William Evans, Incumbent, the Rev. Thomas Thomas, Cerate of Geliigaer, Glamorganshire, to Mar- garet, third daughler of the late Rev. Lodwick Edwards, Incumbent of Rhyxmev. DEATHS. September 7th, at Northampton Place, Swansea, Miss Davies, of Bryntirion, Merthyr Tydfil, aged 70 years. nn Wednesday last, at CourtlanA ...

... m, ,T TURIN, SICPT. 18. Ihe Neapolitan squadron, under the command of Vice- Admu-al Persano, has arrived off Ancona. The citadel of Spoleto has capitulated to the Sar- dinian troops. The garrison, numbering 600 men, were made prisoners of war. ...

... rp- LONDON. M01EDA7 Sept T7 ?emMld f,°r C°l0;lial P™iuce stVo^he de- creas ...

... THE CYFARTHFA LEASE AND THE AUSTRALIAN EMI- GRANTS.— In a letter receded a few days ago from Mr. n. Davies, late of this town, he gives an interesting de- scription of the rejoicing that took place among the emigrants from Merthyr, when they heard that the lease was renewed. Extra nobblers were drunk, and the greatest joy was exhibited. MR. RANBACH.—This lamented tradesman, who lately ...

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