... 9440 RV Imoonan. opruI -- -- ?? MEDI 10, 1862. YZDDENOYS oddi wrth obebiaeth a gyhoeddwyd ye y Wandierer o Vienna, fod Gweinidog yr Unol .Oahlithiau ya Vierna wedi oymmeryd mantais ar adwyddiant anturiaeth Garibaldi i anfou Ilythyr ato i ofyn iddo gynnyg ei wasanaoth iddvnt yn auI hrmdrechfa dros ryddid ao undeb y Werla- iseth F'awr, gan uiorhau y rhoddid y derbyniad mwyaf brwdfrydig iddo ...

... COUNTY COURT.-In consequence of the Quarter Ses- sions of the Counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, falling in the same week as that in which the County Courts were intended to be held, and thereby greatly inconveniencing the professional gentle- men engaged on the circuit, the Judge, H. R, Bagshawe, Esq., has decided upon postponing the whole of the Courts for a week those in this ...

... Yesterday forenoon, a meeting of the Conmmis- sioners of Supply and Road Trustees for the county of Edinburgh was held in the County Buildings-Mr Trotter, of Mortonball, in the chair. Mr LoGAN WIITE gave in the abstracts of the revenue and expenditure under the various as- sessments leviable by the county of Edinburgh. Tle stated that he was happy to say that now the county of Eidinburgh ...

... AG ENTS. ?? a R Milne. llawick ?? Black, Do. ?? 31elizies,j Do. ?? Daliglcisb.' Castic St. :toiierleitieii .ltobert Small. Do. ?? a J. ?? I lawvrkeitiliiagili0 CallmpbeiLl I)o. Wyl eli Seo.JJe~cdbtrgll,___A. di iF. Elauto Aberdoimr_,Mr Goo Dir, IDo. ?? Small. ?? Lot iolil. IJiuliperGic l Mirs .leMille. Do. ?? MNi. rson. IBaiiroestt..,,.,J. tto lr. Do. W..~J 1inlgate. KDo, ?? Ewhiig. ...

... IGEXIOB~lA PEEL ON AMY AND NAVY I G E EXPBNDITURE. At the annual dinner of the Huntingdonshire Agricultural Society, yesterday, General PEEL, after some other remarks, ?? are asked where is the army9 I might answer that question by asking, where it is not ? It is spread over the whole world, and that not for any pur- poses of aggression, but merely to defend the empire upon which it is said ...

... THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S LAND TRANSFER IACT. d (From the Times.) i The Lord Chancellor's Land Transfer Act is an- f nounced to come into operation on October 1. The l If object of the act, as stated in the preamble, is threefold: . first, to give certainty to security to the title to real estates; secondly, to facilitate the proof of such title; and, e thirdly, to render the dealing with land ...

... , SHOCKING AFF&lR AMT KIRoj , .I (Fbom the xaaobefflber G A dreadful P ISnnday mih.It appease that a psy hal yo. 'men w~ent afatoccred a nt Xlrkhet am, aF drlk. 2About elven obcock they becme vey nosao4s the ldord, Mr. H!ery aw , expressed hEE dedre to e Thoe house. He uked the men to go, bat they rdaed, Ho then seid one of them, named Garety. who seemed t, be-the worst, and got him i&o the ...

... BARNSTAPLE.( Mr. Bel ton, manager of the Exeter Theatre, has it 5 opened thre Theatre at Barnstaple for a abort season. The 0iito house wee derieely crowded en Friday, and the performances Pat' gave general satisfaction, is e Four borses-belonging to Mr. Mvarehall, 'Ar. Hutchings, Mr. Coombe, and Capt. WIilliamis-were mastalredC for £20. The race came off on Saturday at Pitt Marsh ; and, (Bs ...

... IRON SHIP-BUILDING AT THE SOUTH END OF TRE TOWN. Our Iron ?? fleet Is evidently destined to make us as a nation quite as great in the estimation of the rest of the world as our trade and commerce, Year after year we are Increasing our tonnage, and lb Is ?? the recollection of a youth when the first Iron vessel was launched from our shores, with all the prejudice attendant upon a new enterprise ...

... I __ THE FINGAL FARMING SOCIETY: The annual sheaw of the North Dublin and Filugd Farrning Society was held yesterday at Swords, irtaide the old castlet and was a very good agricultural dis- play. In many other districts of Ireland it would be regarded as highly creditable, but there were some who thought that for so important and thriving an agricul- tural district as that of Fingal it ought ...

... (From the Mew York Evening Post.) Mr. Roebuck, that extremely polished personage, told the people of England the other day that Southern rebels were gentlemen of the good old English sort, and that the men of the North were the refuse and scum of Europe. If Mr. Roebuck were only a little better bred man himself, he would not compromise his character for honour and veracity by echoing a stale ...

... T - o To -st z Wx LEEDS AUXILIARY. Onl Monday evening, the aniual meeting of the- Leeds District Auxiliary of the London Missionary Society was held in East-parade chapel, the spacious buildin, being well filled. The anniversary services took place on the pre- vious day, sermonsbeingpreached at the various Independent chapels, by the Rev. J. Kennedy, M.A., of London; the Rev. W. Fairbrother, ...