... CONGREGATIONAL TESTIMONKUL TO DR. UILLUBR A meeting of the members of St. Maatin's congregation was held last evening, in the Wrottesley Streot Room, to determine what steps should be taken to raise a eongreg-, tional testimonial to Dr. Miller. Mr. Gough (church. warden) presided, and there were also present, amongst others, Messrs. W. B. Mapplobeck, Rildell. T. NV. Williams, Scruton, S. G. ...

... JOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ; FRANCE. IT is understood that the representatives of the tfes -who signed the Treaty of Paris are about to meet in the capital to consider the changes which have recently taken place in the Principalities. The AMNitClr expresses its full confidence in a pacific arrangement. The Prince Imperial has had the measles, but is recovering, and is now out of all danger. ...

... BREAC1 OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE 'The case of Thorp -v. Blright, ha saction for breach of promise to marry, was tried at Derby vi 9 assizes on } iday. hi g Mr. Sergeant Hayes said the present was as heartless a case as was ever brought bef ore a court, 01 | but he would not magnify it, for the letters he PI e should read to them would speak for themselves. hi The real plaintiff, Miss Annie Thorpe ...

... THE REFORM BILL, a WE have before us such an outline of the Bill for the in -extension of the suffrage as can be given in a tele-] graphic summary. The Bill is just what Mr Bright the ssaid it would be. It extends the suffrage without the f touching the small boroughs ; and it consequently post- wo p-nes a great part of the work of duly apportioning the all representation to a more convenient ...

... AMERICA I faEsUE'S UaLm ss) The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Hali- fa and Boston, arrived at Qaeenstown at 2 p.m. yesterday, with 64 cabin passengers and6,578 dole. In specie. She landed 90 sacks of mails, passen- gers, and telegrawns, and proceeded at 2.15 p.m. for Liverpool. All well. NEW YORK, FEB. 27, EVNMGO. Despatohes from all parts of the country repre- sent the people as generally ...

... I MPERIUAL IIPAERLAMI;_T.I)I MIYTErEtnGBAP1.] Bel yo: HIOUSE- OF COMMONNS-YasTsanIY. De. Sp~'i'sc took the chair at twelve aZ-loc!-. p.ej unLEH-KATE ABOLITION BILL,'o x .DOASTLE moved the second readingo x jj~ ?? Aheot~on Pelt!. lie stated that 6-; 1 ...

... I 7 ARRIVAL OF THS MORAVIAN. I rBY TEL En RAP.J ] CELEBRATION OF WASHINGTON'S BIRTH- DAY: EXTRWORDINARY SPEECHES BY PRESIDENT JOiNSON AND SECRETARY SeIWARD - THE FENIAN CONGRESS: GENERAL SWEENEY'S MILITARY PLANS! &G., &c. GREzENcTLE!, WEDNESDAY MORNING.-The Cana- dian mail sas. Moravian, from Portland on the 24th ult., arrived in Lough Foyle at 6 a m., and, having transferred mails, and landed ...

... CYFLLWYNIAD TYSTEB I'B PARCH. MOSES ELLIS, MYNYDDISLWYN. y.NALI WTD cyfarfod ryhoeddus i'r amcan uchod r yn Bethel, Mynyddishryn, nos Fercher, yr 28ain o c Chwefror. Wedi darden a gweddio gun y Parch. 1). Davies, Risca, galwyd ar D. S. Lewis, .Ysw,, Y Victoria, i'r gadair. Dywedali Mr. Lewis ei fod wedi gobeithilo y buasai c Dr. Davies, Y- II., ac un o aelodan y lle, yu cymieryd y gadair; ond ...

... Nid yn aml y mae y lie tichod yn dytod a dan sylw yn eieh newyddiadur, nae yn un newyddiadar arall, a phob tro o'r bron y gwelwyd ei enw y-addynt, yr oadd ye gyr. sylltiedig I'i lenyddiaeth ac a llenyddiseth yr ardal sydd yn dal perthynrs I'r pentref uchod. Rlhaid cytaddet nad aes rhyw, lawer o hynodrwydd ye p-rthya iddo, nac ill ardal o'i gwonpag, er ei fad yn bentref bach digon pryd. tertbi ...

... 6,64.1.fifth, Ali. yid 7Jdym On 7 cstyried ei hu7tain v Jriiol an syniadau ein gphetbvyr Viaa y Ilythyrau can? ynol. 'RHEN FFARMWR AR BLA'R GWARTaEG A SEIANS. FyDDIGIO0S, Pla'r gwartheg ydi testya mawr y s6n a'r siarad yn y senedd, yn y wiad, ac yn y pipure es dyddia lawer bell. ach, wel y gwyddoch chi ; ac yr ydach chithe ach goheb. wrs chwedi traythud llawer am dano fo. Newch chi gyniatau i ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCB. I (PROM OUR CORBwPONDENry.) LONDON, SATVRDAY.-SyMPttoms of an approach- log ministerial crisis are not wanting, and it i; rn Mouxed that the leaders of the CoDServattve party gj quite frisky at the prospect of getting into office ty joidng the pseudo Liberals in the attempt which they intend to make to trip up the Government on the second reading of the. Reform Bill. The ...

... DEAN RAMSAY'S calculation that four millions of sermons are preached annually in these islands has produced a little controversy which we have watched not without a pleasing though melancholy interest. The Dean did a great service to humanity by his statistics for the attention of philanthropists was directed to the subject by them in a way that nothing else could have done. Benevolent men ...