... V -YICKSBURG;-PAST AND PRESENT.., In 1861', Vicksburg htiQrailiOad5 She has Pohe now running: wept} And her esstern railroad connection is a mere:imilitat'affair, with a tract worn o, ana do roll. ing stock 'to speak of. .-1 . At that time there vwere-servides every Sunday in five elegant chuci ches with large attentive congterltions. All elce ~ ~ ~ ~ ae o getly injured by ecpt, the Catholic ...

... 11 -- t?i I I 1;? , , I M I . I II 1, -, Wait 1; - ?54000# BANoB BERISDIREIT RAILWAY: To thc Eitor'o fthe North Wales' Chrhonicle.' Siit,->_It syas with profound exultation that 1' listoned to the above shemo beig propounded at the meeting held at Bangor, onl Wednesday last by the promoters A more felisible one I feeleconvinced was never sef afdat, and one of nitie vital nmportauee to the ...

... MACHYNjLETH. . : l~ Thanksgiving S'eryices'for the late bountiful harvest . were held at the parish church, Machynlleth, on Thurs- 3 day last.. The services commenced on the .Wednesday evening previous, at 7 o'clock. The prayers 'were read by the Rev. B. Edwards, Rector of. Mallwyd; after .Whichwn excellent sermon was preached, to a crowded and.attentive-congregationj by the. Rev,. :J. Pugh, ...

... ,, - , In this department as a full andi free ?? of opinion It yst accorded to correspondents, the Editor wishie itlo b-ud1s- tinctly understood, that lie h1olds himself responsible for none. All letters should be accompanied by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publicatlon, but as a guarantee of good faith] TH}ICARNARVO] EISTEDDFOD. To thee Editor of the North Wafes ...

... 51tt VW 4Ottli AvAlto i0lo I I . . ?? BANGOR, SATURDAY, NOVE ITBER 28, 1863. NEWS OF THE WEEK. On Friday, the Duke of Nemours andthe Prin- f cess Marguerite, of 'Orleans,`arrived at Windsor, and joined the royal party'iat dinner. 'On- Satur c day, Prince Arthbir afrived frbm Gieeeiniich; and d wit'tlie.PihinCess LoUise, accompaniea The Crown Prince ald Princess of Prussia to t he Lammar, 1 ...

... TEE BANGOR AND LjBERIS T Ii:IRECT RALWAY.e stool mEETING AT LLANDINORWIG. ?? A ueosand enathusiastic oestinig of the .nhb-abi tants of Llandinorwig an'd nei'ghb'ourhood 'wash held on. i Saturday evening last at- the 'British. Sohoolvroom, Mr.' whi ~.Jones, Coedhelen IUouse, in the, chI r, in. supporto of I the above new ljne o f-railway tt0Llanberis. ?? , To M~r. Win. Dew land ...

... BINGOR AND BEAUMARIS UNION. The usual fortnightly meeting' of the Bloard was held on Wediesday last;' Guardiaosn present-Chas. Bick-. nell, Esq., in the chair; Wm.; Bulkeley 'Hughes, 'Eq. -Eq s (exc-offlcio), Messrs.aEvan Jones, George SimpinD 'Thos.c Lewis;'Evass Evans, George James, Williamn Thomas, .T. Price, Charles Chestoerton, John MP~organ Rev.. Tho- mas Jones Williamns Owen : :Jones, ...

... ?? | The death of the Ilv John' Morley, of Hul, . is an- f nounc'ed. The deceased' wasf9)3 years of age, and wit- nessed the'obsequie ?? -ev.lJol-Wedey. f Many of the fruit trees in'the neighbourhood of Charleroi are now, for the second time, in full bloom, I 'atd several of the gardens exposed to a eoutherni'ispect'l present the appearance of the month of May rather than November. A GIRL ...

... DENBIGH, n-t .^ . -- 'I 41 Tnis FiEr, JIEADING RooM-The first of selries of periodical concerts in behalf of the Free Reading Rooil, ad foi the amusement of the working classes was held on- Tuesday evening last, at the Town Hall:; and also on Thursday last, a public meeting was held at the Magis., trates' 1Room,-at 11 o'clock, convened by the Mayor, in: compliance with a requisition, ...

... site g'atit M-11190 Vto.uldt. BANGOR, SATIVIDAY, NOVURBER 14,1863. tI NEWS OF THE WEEK. f On Saturday morning the Queen, accompanied st by the Princess Helena and the Princess Hohen- T lohe, went to Claremont to visit the ?? of d] France. On her Majesty's return to Windsor V Castle in the afternoon, she found the Crown w Prince of Prussia there-his royal highness hav- fc ing come to take leave ...

... ('01tv pbrarg go Title. In BLAOKWOOD this month, theplace of honour,-that of the opening article of the magazine-is given to the Chronicles of Carlingford, and we confess we take a great interestin the fortunes of the Perpetual Cu., rate, who, we hope, will yet be made happy,. by the: love of the amiable Lucy. Wentworth.- Old Maps and New takes up a subject on which much mnay :be said, ...

... DALGELLEYY. HUNT.-The Cader Idris Club side harriers, on the 5th inst., met at Hengwrtucha, but owing to. the wei- ther being very unfavourable there' were but a few members at the meet, but a good run was obtained for about three hours. In the evening a dinner tbok plade at the Ship Hotel, and among the company present were H. Morgan, Esq., High-Sheriff, presidenti; E. Walker, Esq., vice ...