... VIENNA, SEPT. 23. In yesterday's sitting of the Reichsratb, Count Clam Martinetz declared that the laws concerning the public press are not satisfactory, and proposed the insertion of a demand for their revisal in the reports of the coin* mittee. The majority of the committee agreed to this pro- position. The reports of the majority and the minority of the committee were then read by the ...

... BIRTHS. On Thursday week, at Llyncul Farm, Vaynor, the wife of Mr. Richard Watkins, of a son. On Tuesday last, at Dowlais, the wife of Mr. Thomas Jones (late of Cwm), Agent, of a son. On Wednesday last. at Lower Thomas-street, Mer- thyr, the wife of Mr. Thomas Lloyd, Agent, Penrhiw Works, Glyn Neath, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 24th instant, at St. John's Church, Aberdare, (by license), by the ...

... (For the ensuing Week). FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERIES.—Tender plants which it may be intended to winter for use next season, must soon be taken up and placed in safe quarters. Plants, however, which are still in good condition, may be left for some week's longer; variegated Geraniums will not bear much frost, and where the plar ts have to be wintered in situations which are not very suitable ...

... PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONIALS. On Monday se'nnight a truly gratifying scene was witnessed at these schools. The master, Mr. T. T. Davies, and the mis- tress Miss Ride, having, by their untiring perseverance with the children, caused the school to be highly distinguished at the annual meeting of the East Glamorgan Prize Association, recently held in Cardiff, it had been determined by the sup- ...

... LONDON M A H K E T S. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY. There were large supplies of foreign wheat, flour, and beans last week, but other grain was short. The exports were 605 qrs. oatf, 25 qrs. beans, 304 cwt. flour. The receipts of English wheat were 3,377 qre.; of foreign, 27.539 The show of samples this morning from Kent and Essex was small, most of the new wheat being still inferior and damp; good ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE.—John Gladwin Dickinson and Joseph Auchterlonie Creighton, Aldermanbury, collar manufacturers. C. Underwood, James-street, Covent-gar- den, Druly-line, and Long-acre, grocer. George Harris, Woking, tailor. Joseph Hardwick, Strand, tailor. 1. Bagnall Pickles, Great York mews, Baker-street, Port- man-square, hackney coach, proprietor. James Sherry, Portsea, bootmaker. James ...

... T 0 TV N TALK. BY OUR LONDOX COHEESPONDEXT. C iir readers will understand that we do not hold ourselves re- sponsible for our able correspondent's opinions. THE corn market continues steady in the face of an increasing demand for foreign produce. I regret to see, in travelling down the south and west as far as Exeter, a great deal of corn still out, either uncut or unearned—the rain at night ...

... HcnDcms tiuti A DEFAULTING OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. — In May, 1855, Mr. Thomas Rennie Hufcton, one of the official assignees of the Bristol District Court of Bankruptcy, absconded, and an investigation of the accounts of the estates in which he was concerned, con- ducted by the late Mr. P. R. Power, accountant, led to the discovery that there were some 160 estates in respect of which Hutton was a ...

... The Revue Contemporaine publishes a very carious article, by Baron Ernouf, entitled De I'Appa/worissemertt du Sol et des Moyens d'y Remedier. Is it true that, owing to the gradual increase of population, the surface of the earth is destined, in the course of ages, to refuse its aliment to the human race, and that a day will come when the sun shall shine oil an unpeopled and desert globe ? ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That HENRY GEORGE ALLEN and ALEXANDER PULLING, Esquires, the Barristers appointed to REVISE the LISTS of VOTERS for the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN, will make a Circuit, and hold Courts for such Revision, at the several Times and Places hereinafter mentioned; and every Overseer of Poor is to attend the Court to be holden for Revising the Lists re- lating to the Parish or Place ...

... rliIRCONQUEST OF NAPLES hy GARIBALDI, which was ...

... TRIESTE, FRIDAY. The Austrian war steamers in the Neapolitan waters have been ordered to return to Trieste, as the Austrian Government, on account of the offer made by the King of Naples to Garibaldi to join him with an auxiliary corps against Venetia, can no longer offer hospitality to his Majesty. ...