... ?? Mftrltvg* S AIMIS POPUTA LE1 SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The preliminaries of the marriage of the Prince of Wales with the Princess Alex- andra having been settled at Brussels, the Prince has left Lacken to rejoin her Majesty in Germany. It is semi-officially announced that the late Prince Consort was long con- vinced that an alliance between the heir- apparent and the Princess Alexandra was ...

... FRANCE In mn astirle headed The Dangers of Italian Unity, the Opinions Icatfiowale combats the views of La France, expoces Eouse of Its rnisstatements, and i bows up a few of Its absurdities. With reference to the argument that the absorption of the Papsay hy the kirgdom of Italy would render the Pope a subject of Victor Emmenuel and an instrument of demination In his bands, the writer ...

... aI D OMZT & I COURT, &e, RHEINHARDT.SBRUNN, SEPT. 19. Her Majesty ?? her daily drives and exor- olse in the neighbourhood of Reinbardtsbrann. Earl Russell will take his departure to-morrow or the beginning of next week, and Earl Granville is expected to arrive on Wednesday next, to suooeed Earl REssell In his duty as Minister ia atteadanco upon the Queen. (From the Court rournal.) The Queen ...

... There is no longer any doubt that a large Confederate army has passed over the Potomac from Virginia to Maryland, and taken possession of the western part of the latter State. Frederick City, the legisla- tive capital of Maryland, is in the hands of the Confederates, and has become the seat of a Confederate State Government, over which Enoch Lowe presides, as Provisional Confederate Governor ...

... ROATH LOCAL BOARD. The monthly meeting of this board was held at the Clifton Hotel, on Tuesday evening. Present Messrs. C. H. Williams (in the chair), W. R. Page, Douglas, J. Evans, D. Thomas, H. Bird, and J. Wil- liams. In consequence of the non-attendance of members, there bad been no meeting of the board since the first week in June, and it was consequently expected that there would have ...

... On Monday last the Lord Bishop of Llandaff atten- ded at the above church for the purposes of confir- mation. Once in three years the Bishop visists the several portions of his diocese, in reference to this rite of the established church, when the youth, of both sexes within a certain radius are brought t9 the most convenient parish church and as the occasion is looked upon with considerable ...

... THE LOWEST TENDER NOT ACCEPTED, j SCAVENGING AGAIN. Yesterday there was a special meeting of the Local Board of Health, for the purpose of determining what should be done in reference to the tenders for scavenging, Mr. Thomas having declined to sign a contract. The Mayor presided, and there were present Aldermen Pride, Alexander, and Reece, and Councillors Mason, Jones, Nell, Bowen, Whiffen, ...

... THE LIBERATION SOCIETY. SOUTH WALES CONFERENCE. The first sitting of this Conference was held on Tuesday morning, at Pell-street chapel, Swansea, under the presi- dency of John Batchelor, Esq. After the singing of a hymn the Rev. Daniel Davies engaged in prayer. The Rev. W. EDW A RDS, of Aberdare, moved, and the Rev. JOHN ROWLANDS, of Cjymavon, seconded the fol- lowing resolution, which was ...

... The circumstances connected with the alarming accident on the London, Chatham, and DOver Railway near Beakesbourne, on Thursday last were investigated on Saturday, before a full bench of county magistrates, at the St. Augustine's Magistrates' Clerk's-office, at Canter- bury, under the chairmanship of Mr. William Plummer, when the platelayer in the service of the company, Henry Haynes, was ...

... AMERICAN BLCCKADE. The Steamer Memphis, hov She Got In, and how She was Captured. Captain Cruikshank, of the stumer Memphis, together with the owner of the cargo, md the crew, arrived at Liverpool on Saturday last, by the steamer Austra- lasian, from New York. The Memphis made the passage out from Liverpool to Nassau in sixteen days eight, hours. She was intercepted at Abaco by the United ...

... THE Constitutionnel publishes an article signed by its political director, M. Paulin Limayrac, showing that the court of Rome has always rejected all proposals of con- ciliation with Italy, It expresses a hope that the grave interests of European public order may no longer be held in check by such blind resistance, and concludes thus We are convinced that the Imperial Government will ...

... A Precocious Young Prince.—-A. letter from the camp at Cb&lons thus describes an incident that took place at a banquet, which followed the manoeuvres a few days since, and at which all the generals and many strangers of distinction were present :— About the middle of tbe dinner, the Prince Imperial entered the hall, and, as usual, took a seat near the Emperor. Marshal Randon, moved by the ...