... BLAENAFON. CONCERT.—A concert of vocal and instrumental music, was given by Mr Wynne and company, of Cardiff, at the Town Hall on Saturday, with success. THE STORMY WEATHER here on Wednesday caused serious and considerable damage. A portion of the roof at the company's forge was blown off, by which one of the men working underneath had his collar bone broken. A number of large trees were blown ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A serioas arcident happened en Friday evening in the goods tunnel of the London and North Wes;ern Railway at Liverpool. This tunnel runs from Edge-hill to Park-lane, and thence to the docks. On Friday evening, about half-way between Edge-hill and Park.land, a sewer burst through the wall of the tunael, rendering it itnpass- able for twenty or thirty virds. THE PUBLIC HEALTH. ...

... CORRESPONDENGE. APPEALS AGAINST THE POOR-RATE. To the Editor rf the Iptnvich Journat. SIR,-Ily a recent statuto, larliiies tire himpowcred to combineo for mutant detenco in upholding Poor-rmtc Asucsoneniq, wihero tho p otut at ?? Is one of common iterest, tilh obvious Inteution ol thc LegiVlstturc behig to miltgoto ?? expenqu of contentdinig with tourr Ilt opponelts, such as rntility reompanic ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOVLm1 Lfl 11. I rn- The Queen is at W\%indsor Castle. On Monday TcO ier Majesty paid a visit to the ?? of the oaciL French at Claremont. The Queen has held her first 'hts Council sinec the death of Lord Panlmerston, and at ,ts; this Council the nicv Prenicr and the new Foreign T',s Secretary wvent througll the usual formalitics. Ises The Royal Albert Infirmary ...

... ' B:LANAU 1FEMN!SlDt. Cyfefrod pregethu. Cyni3liodd yr AnThyn*iyr gyf- &rfOd Pregeatoe in parnmefi Tanygirala. dldyddhku Ovena- eri Sadwrn, a Sul, y 20fed Mlain, A'r 2Mi o'r. ni di- rddlafprad y oweinywya np y Parohe. H Rees; awr s ac um *rall, gr ben, er cdiAe, ni chirawom- ei enw.: Buy brodyr er aredig a chapia4u ir gweindion . h jn wasanaatu Criet ?? euchlW ?? yWSern: a etbania y; Sib~ith, ...

... ESTABLiSHED CHURCH .-PRBY.-TERY. lBOATH ONTRE SUBJECT O, SABBATH OBSERVA.NO-. Ameethino- ?? Presbyteryof alasgow was held yesterday for the ?? of discussitii the draft ojf a pastoral addreV on Sabbath olbeervaice,l which had been prepared by a commaittee appointed for that purpose. ?? ' ?? ; Dr. Ml'TAGQABT read the proposed address, which wvas as follows: ' FASTOiiA OS THE OBSERVANCE OF~ THE ...

... LONDON GOSSIP-,MR CAIL-YLBi. T1heLoUdon correspondenit of tb, OourIart swy Aptoiso of Msr Carlyle, bis ?? o thc.Edin' burgh Rectorship hasgiven great oatifaction tone' of letters. Lord Campbell observed yearns ago, in . Life of Zraskie, tbat the Scotch are slow t$ ¶ public honour to such of their countrimen is hwv4 ?? themselves abroad; and Mr. Carlyi2,' one remembers, Is almost within a ...

... Tim POPE AND M. DE MERODE. The Ror'an correspondent of the Times, writing on the 2dth October, gives what appears to be the most ?? account yet published of M. de Me. rode's resegoation: Monsiguor de M~ernde, as I informued you, wa5 unwilling to resign. It was Cardinal Antonelli who, in a frieniy visit, intimated that it waslthe opinion of his Holiness that a journey was indispensably ...

... :1 ~tJIyLoo NTHONFESSION| Elk ca p 01t1 l of the address >eo portiont3 of the addreas gev. P'rinclpal Tulloch at the College, Sto nndrewa, oa ' f Faith, in order to be understood rnal value, ?? be studied both 4ti i And I do not it can only be understood aright i~tbt Oeotmething of the spirit and e~tD rit~an oonflict out of which it ~, e93igini writinge3 of the men who ID itS production, and ...

... LIBERAL BANQUET AT OHATHAM. ?? a publio dinner was ?? at -L~ebaeure~Hall,,Ch~tbam, to Qelelbra9 ethaetrurn 'd Chathham, Abuouto0 electors were'present-~Mr;-' Tribe, the Mayor of Rochester, presiding. ?? e~usu-isloa t6astos havidg b'een'disposed of, The Chairman ;ptoposed TOe House of Corn- raoas 4eoupling the toast With the name of )&r. M, 273tvpBai said hs' cordially thanked them for ...

... MEILANCHOLYl BOAT ACCIDENT AT , I ?? I'OEl'.G(LASGWi. TWO MMVf-,l L03T1'. BihklY yesterday mornirjg a 4cow, imuied Tioomuss oi assgow, sunk in PorltGlagsgof'harbour, the W.aater,-named 'Sauese Ferry, and-a ltaburer, named. J:A ne H intei,'being drowned in their berths. The following particulars we have been enabled to gather relative to the melancholy occurrence The scow left Glasgowon ...

... (s I ns, O)a C? tmf?,''t THURSDAY MORXIXG. NvO. 3 - -i - -; Tun trial of Luby, the Fenian,. was continued yesterday, and among the witnesses examined was Pierce Nagle, the informer, whosel evi- dence was taken at great length. The case' for the Crown was thought to be nearly closed last night. l That the rebellion in Jamaica has been entirely crushed out, anid that about 00O rebels have been ...