... STAFFORDSHIRE AGRICULTUT-AL SO CIETY. The annual meeting of this important and lliotlri'O, society is to be held at Newcastle-under.Lyrne, nestt Air and we believe we are warranted in entertaining i the m sanguine anticipations of its success. It will COmnc on Tuesday, the 23rd, with the trial of ?? 5X the practical exhibition of Fowler's Stcam PluOOt i Cultivator, and a draining match, in a ...

... ADJOURNED LICENSING MEETI\h. GRANTING OF SPIRIT AND MUSIC L'CEN'SES. The adjourned meeting for the announcenies: oa ri decision of the Magistrates with regard to the aipiaas)N for spirit and music licenses, which were reneml lt visitation by the Magistrates at the meeting ork thtp'e ultimo, was held at the Public Office yesterdl.y. It -- announced that the decision of the Bench woldl be gi-: ...

... I Mr. Serjeant Shee addressed an assemblage of four or five thousand persons from the balcony of the Town Hall, Burslern, on Tuesday evening. The subjects chiefly touched upon were Church rates and the American ques- tion. In reference to Church rates he said, when he was in Parliament he did not vote on that question,. for he was reluctant on the one hand to give money to those whose conduct ...

... THE ENDOWMIENT MEETING THAT WAS NEVER 3H | HELD. Is ToA'Z oio theEDTRO . Ammfr~l JOflfTAL. al 7e SiR, -As it was in various ways publicly announced that of a meeting concerning the Eadowment Fated of ithe Cisurcis rt in Scotland, wae to have been hold in Aberdeen, on Mond ay laot, and as many put tlsemselves to some inconvenience to leave the afternoon of tisat day free, I think tile ...

... THE STRATEGIES OF 'WAR-THE TELEGRAPH. Tnc, Confederate General Morgan is already known to us a, aftI i little as a partisan or guerilla chief, and, if the strategy to ie be presently described is of his invention, we venture to say Mal lie will be known a good deal better before the war is over. ness The other day the general started with a squadron of velon- fla a teer cavalry on what we ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-It is noble of the East Indians and the Australians to come forward as they have done in aid of Mour Lancashire manufacturers; but not more Bo than the conduct of some of the former employers of those most in- dustrious and patient workmen and workwomen who only ask the aid of the thoughtful and benevolent, now that the raw material lias not been pro- ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Tns EVENING, LUELINE. Miss Sara Debson, MiSs ThiltwaD, uud Mdadamo Llhuu Baxter dessrs. Sautley, B.. Corr, Patey, L~yall, nd George perreni.-Conductol, Mv, Alfred Mellon.- Cornnmece at S. DRIUYt-lANE. THIS TEvDSnO, THE YANKEE LEGACY.-THE RELIEF OF lIOCKNOW. Mrs. Dion Bloucieault, Tladmam Celesto, and Mrs. Jordaun Messrs. Dios Bouelcault, Atkins, Swviuborne, H. Van- donholf, aud ...

... .: YESTzRDAY, the usual weekly meeting of the guar-t aians of this union was held in the Board-room of the d workhouse, when the Chairman (DAvID TALoRn, Esq., m ?? presided. The other Guardians present were- w Dr. M'Gee, J.P., H. Harrison, J.P., R. Carlisle, J. . Ireland, A. Brown, J. Adams, T. Gaffilkin, J. Kava- 5 nagh, J. Hamill, S. Teirney, W. Johnson, J. Emer- son, and J. Entwistle, ...

... I SCINDE BAILVA Y. I The following is the report which is to be sub. nlitted to the proprietors at the thirteenth half-yearly gene- ral meeting of the company, to beheld on Thursday next: In March last it was reported that every exertion had been made for accommodating traffic, by providing addi- tional rolling stock aud adequate stations-that the em- bankment of the line had been breached ...

... The somewhat unusual circumstance of the launch of two ships from one yard in one day took place on Satur- day last, at the yard of Mr. Charles Lungley, at Dept- ford Green Dock, Deptford. One of the ships is built of iron and the other of wood. The one which is con- structed of iron is a beautiful large vessel with fine lines having a length over all of 224 feet, length on deck 202 feet, and ...

... THE COURT. THE QUEEN and the Royal Family, accompanied by her Serene Highness Princess Hohenlobe, arrived at Rheinhardtsbrunn, which has been placed at Her Ma- jesty's disposal by his Royal Highness the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, soon after 9 o'clock in the morning. Her Majesty travelled throughout the night by special train from Lacken, stopping an hour and a half at Cologne, where her ...

... GARIBALDI YN GLWYFF)IG AO: YN NGHARCHAR!I RHYDDID YN GWAEDUI! PA BETH A WNEIR? Ow I Garibaldi anyl 1 Garibaldi fawreddogc Garibaldi onest! Garibaldi wrol'! 1 Garibaldi ! yn glwyfedig gan yr Italiaid, yn garcharedig x gan ei ddyledwyr ! Pa ryfedd fod iassau dir- dynol o deinlad wedi treiddio. trU4 galonau. holl wladgarwyr a rhyddgarwyr Ewrop ar. dderbyniad y newydd dyeithra Ond ysy- i seth, fel ...