... The following appeared in the Second Edition. AMERICA.— The Times New York correspondent writes, Mar ih 11th, that Lee, it is known to the Fede- ral Government, if not to the Federal people, com- mands an amy of 100,000, of whom four-fifths are veterans, and can defy any assault upon any side of Richmond that Graat may make, with a third of the number. He can consequently spare a respectable ...

... T'lia Com. Trade KASK-LAJTE, MASCH 6—Scarcely any alteration in tba value of English Wheat at this day's market, supply beiug- moderate, but trade ruled dull; white at 38s to 46s red,, 3is to 41s; and Talavera, 44s to 50s per quarter. A clear- ance was not made, and several samples came to hand poor condition. Inferior foreign dull of sale and rather cheaper; but there is a fair demand for ...

... William Henry Geoffrey, Martha. Geoffrey, Thomas Caseley, Ann Caseley, Thomas Brewerton, and Louisa Brewerton, were brought before the magistrate at Bow-street charged with having been concerned in the recent burglary at Mr. Abraham's, jeweller, Strand. It was stated-also that some property, the proceeds of a burglary at Mr.Walker's, jeweller, had been found in the possession of the prisoners ...

... GOOD RUN WITH THE LLANGIBBY HOUNDS. DEAR MR. EDITOR,—I have not had the pleasure of seeing you in the hunting field nor can I call to my recol- lection that I have ever seen you in the pig skin even but knowing your desire to cater for the information and for the amusement of your numerous friends, 1 offer for your publication, a short account of a very good run with these hounds, on Tuesday ...

... LOKDON, MOHDAY, February 27.—These markets con- tinue to be moderately supplied with potatoes. The trade, both for English and Scotch descriptions, is steady, and prices rule firm. The fact being that there is a cultivated Art among all great nati ns, inevitably necessary to them as the fulfilment of one part of their human nature. None but savage nations are without Art, and civilised nations ...

... To the Gentlemen of Haverfordwest, Pembroke, and Pembroke Dock. IIoNotJICI D SIRS,—My fond husband, who was a sailor, in one of last November's frightful storms was pitched from the deck of the City of Paris sfamer, into an angry sea, and perished. In one moment I was left a destitute ielphss widow, with two mere infant children. Kind friends sought cssistance for me in the above towns, Yon ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. We hear that the Ecclesiastical Commissioners are about to send an arehictect to visit'Bristol Cathedral, to report as to the safety of the tower and other parts of the building. In the course of this week, three windows of painted glass, by Hardmanu, of Birmingham, will be placed in the east cloister of Gloucester Cathedral. They are respectively in commemoration of Dean ...

... GBEAT HAKDBL FESTITAII.—The opening of the Ticket Offices on the 13th inst. has been attended by a large amount of success. Applications for tickets were awaiting the opening of the offices on Monday morning to a very considerable extent, from all parts of the country, as well as from many places abroad. Paris, Nice, Amsterdam, Naples, Florence, and Rotterdam, sent remittances. Scotland and ...

... 16TH GLAMORGAN (BUTE) RIFLBS. Regimental orders by Capt- C. VV. Divid, week ending March 25th, 1835. A class is being formed for Recruit Drill, which an ...

... (Before Mr. Commissioner Hill.) Re T. H. SMART, Cardiff, outfitter.-This was a sitting for last examination and discharge. Mr. G. L. King opposed for the assignees, and Mr. J. Inskip appeared for the bankrupt. In reply to Mr. King, the bankrupt stated that he commenced business at Cardiff on the 3rd of August, 1863, having pre- viously been a draper's assistant. Between August, 1863, and ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES7&~DEATHS^ Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, should be sent to us in Manuscript, properly authenticated. We cannot under- take to search other papers for these announcements, which are frequently found to be incorrectly printed, or turn out to be untrue. MARRIAGES. On the 19th inst., at St. Thomas Church, in this town, by the Rev. Thomas Horn, M.A., Mr Charles Vivian ...

... members of the Mutual Im- S«[ettainm0«40c'^ 8avtJ the seventh of these popular OK 0°lroola f on the 7th instant, at the Market Lane af alrman ,ar8e and respeotable -audience. The Wer °Pen'in~ P* brewer, of the Pembrokeshire Bank, g the proceedings called upon the Glee Class ti> 0,1 thaw W pr?y w9 for our country,' by Eliza Flower, read .*iendered admirably. Mr Alexander Yonng el' Grifflth ...