... (FROM THE MARK.-LANB GAZET TE.) LONDON CORN MARKET —MoNnAY. English wheat has-advanced one shilling per quarter to- day.. The leading country markets held on Saturday were firm for wheat, at an advance in the quotations of from 18. to 2s. per quarter. AIL other kinds of produce moved off freely, at very lull prices. Throughout the Continent the demand for wneat on English account continues ...

... ' * Mrs. AMASON* &-Wir.nu., I;. 'Agents-=AegsrsNMASONf & WILMSIluRST. .and Mr. RT..Fjt8£J. COKCERT-- -111 !5-popni;lr YnIA M.K ~~L.b~llai siatger, M Lihs Lotuis:i Pyiw, 5.i^~ a: flircxvuti .ballad coneertbat the Assen by.roon, on Mondnyeveiiing . , the 21s inst.. before a delighted audience. .Aie Susa : IPyne, Mis -Eyserbeck, Mr.Beverley(tenor), nud Mr. Con- .neI.ib~as) took part in ?? same ...

... The fertnightly meetilg of the Portsea Island Board of Guardians was held 'inthe hoardroom of the Workhouse on Wednesday last. There were present-Mesirs. T. Batchelor 'chairman), ?? -Wells, J.cr. .(vice-chairmau)',- Jolliffe, -Dugani, Buckell, W. Klent,. Wendover, Slade, Cud-. lipp, Bnyne, 'ltastricki, and Bradley..: ;- *LECTIOt 0* PlJaiI0 PIOSEUTOM :03 VACCo TION . : P; A :PlJ2P05ES ' - : , : ...

... EHAVliYET TTIJANKx 1 YINU (ERVIC1EsS Lox~oa t.-Te~da. th 8t insant ?? ?? dktoy ppli)II to retwo,1 thaeks Lt, A111ii11tiy G 1heht ?? etj thils pait-sh. i-1 ith liel W.. II l beaiitifitl, dv-otrafedl with el ?? it , 9 1 :1 llli dtretrv to W . W E1 Wyunne, E at , tit otlit IS. FellI choral servitjet were held at (1 20 ti. oil 01 Mioniday, tind OD lTie.,ALA' at 8 a, to. 103 t i. .t. it t theo ...

... SIIt J. P'AKiN-,TuN ,?N I'U. LiL AFiA'l-S. '1 lj' tij.,ht I I i. sit o n l.ti'ill ii iiitt id n a I't ilohe tl1'triO; ?? thoe blioligh if lDt'1itvwlol. a iit groeulvcti' at. A fttr id~lL tting to t~l i etilartged jot titt jio) of Uhit ?? am1(i Lth til at. that. till i,1.111 i 0 IUklti a i ,L lut ..1 ait o tilt ii iiit ?? ftt it- gieat (Jimit cli qtt , 6111, Si . 'nut plo' III 5Il 1.3 Li uIs. ...

... REPRESENTATION OF CARNARVONSHIRE. MeEiTING IN SUPPORT OF CAPTAIN T. L. D. JONES PARRY. A meeting of the electors of Llandudno and the neighbourhood was held on Saturday last, the 19th instant, at the St. George's H-jall. The electors were urgently invited to attend according to a placard which was placed throughout the town, as there was to be 'A new candidate !. The meeting was convened for ...

... IREPRESENTATION OF THE DENBIGHSHIRE I BOROUGHS. ...

... THE LONDON WORKMENf AST BRUSSELS. Tnyaa v was nothing much more interesting about the Brussels Congress hman the glimpse it gave of the different tempers in which the work-men of different nationality are accustomed to think about their position and the means of improving it. One or two of the delegates from England were, it is true, apparently either foreigners or of foreign extraction; but ...

... THE EXPLOSION AST METZ. ]T is no new observation that there seems to be a curious fatality about the autuman in the matter of explosions. Last year there was the sad accident I 1oolwich Arsenal; in i866 there was the explosion of guncotton; in i865 the explosion at Erith. These accidents all occurred, if we are rot mistaken, early in successive Octobers. Now, late in September, we receive ...

... I MR. BRIGHT. The Herald points out that in one respect Mr. Bright's Birmingham address is calculated to disappoint some of his admirers. It is impossible not to perceive that there is a great gulf between the quondam wielder of the English democracy and the Radicals of the extreme and super-refined schools. There is a significant blank in Mr. Bright's prospectus in respect to the questions ...

... BERLIN, Sepflesber 20. THE holidays are drawving to a close, and Ministers are returning by degrees to prepare for the opening of the Landtag. Only Count Bisllirc still lingers in Varzin, and probably will not return before October. Th1e late accident with which he met, although he has escaped any more sern.0oa injury, has severely shaken his nerves again, and he will require solve illv to ...

... The Earl Grey is staying on a visit to Mr E. Ellice, M.P., at Glenquoich, Inverness shire. Lord Henry Percy, M.P., is among the guests of the Marquis-.nd Marchioness of Bristol at Icky orth Park, near Bury St. Edmunds. A horse sad cart fell over the New Quay, North Shields. on Friday night, and were only got out with great difficulty. OIn I uesday morning, partaidges were sold in Lon- don, ...