... IBEUTEB'S THLEGBAMS.1 AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. MLLBOtURtNE Ftsc. 2,-Severe drought prevails, and live stock are perishing for want of foader. 'lihe harvest is nevertheless goou, aud the revenue returns are satisfactory. The voo market is flrsib -nd tile yield of gold good. ?? JAN. 31. T1ho r port of the Parliamentary Coinurtte5 appointed to investigiate thse alleged Feniun olganisatlon ha8 ...

... COAMISSIONS. 8th Glamorganshire Rifle Volunteer Corps-Lieut. Charles Nixon Gray to be Captain, vice Bruce, resigned; Ensign George William Wilkinson to be Lieutenant, vice Gray, promoted; Jabez Brown, Gent.; to be Enlsign, vice Wilkinson, promoted. GLoucrsIrC ?? A. V. C.-C. D. Cave, Esq., to be ?Iajor vice Savile resigntad. Ist Administrative Battalion E. V. -J H. Clifton, dent., to be ...

... Toast of Female Suffrage-The chignon at the poll. The best of friends fall out. Ourteeth are no exceptions. What tree of three letters may be spelt with one ? The yew. Can you suggest a suitable wife for a seedaman? O yes, a nurserymaid. a No followers allowed, as the swindler said when he bolted to America. A foreigner, speaking-of the House of Commons, says So difficult is it for anything ...

... *~rido1. ~ SA TURDA Y, FEBRUARY 2, 1869. BIMoTOL SUGAR MASRI, F1RDAY. F111IUARY 26TH.-1 Ybere is no further advance in the Valnoe of sugar. The busi- I Aevs doing is moderate, refiners having laid In large stocks. F Grocers buy with caution, and refiners' produce, though held fnly, is not eagerly bolght by the dealers. The marke closed gtiletly. RArE NEEDLEWORR.-It will be seen that the ...

... SATURDAY, FEBJUAJIY 6, 1809. A telegram from Athens states that the Greek ministry, not being willing to sign the protocol of the Conference, resigned on Tuesday. It appears that the King has determined to accept the propositions of the Conference, and, after great difficulty, he has succeeded in forming a new Cabinet willing to carry out his views. The accounts from Spain are again the ...

... texipn 3Inttlkmnae. PRUSSIA. BERLN, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-The Cross Ga-ette of this evening, in a leading article headed The Future of Belgium. declares that it is to the interest of all the G rea owvers that the independence and neutrality of that country should be preserved, adding that if, contrary to expectation, she should be threatened from any other quarter, allied Germany must ...

... I I Many years ago an election contest at Gloucester whicli hadi lasted a fortnighL was in the end deterinhltd by a single vole in favour of the Tory candidate, IL ?? named Pitt. In celobration of the remarkable victory, an associations eallo the TX-ae Blue Club was formed, anl theuceforwilrd held an annual dinner, which dwhidled hiL attendanco nltil of late sollietilles only a scrorepersonis ...

... GLThERAL Ws1> one hunldred ~and twenty veldoiedd paten~ts have'be'en np'- lie for alreadly in America. In Sw-cerai one who kills another is Iab the mnrdere'an1111i. eh Ir.tli` debts of Tho Republic of Bolivia has a standing army consisting of a captalin and ten men. ?? Mr Om Taylor haavitirlt a4im ei g elon nhc ,Joan of Arc is the heroine. IIt is estimated that in Liverpool there wre '25,00 ...

... ?? - , , I , ?? j?go ?? almmq , , ,- A- I late I ? v 0; , -1) ? ?? ?l HOUSE OF LORDS-MqNDAY. Earl GRA?VIVLLE said that shortly after the House rose sl 'n Friday a communication was received frombher Majesty expressin her Majesty's regrt that she would be unmable to reoeivebo~th Houses of Parliament in consequence of the iliness of Prince Leopold., He would therefore move that Bi th address be ...

... busbyt. ?? SATUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 18. BRIsTOL SUGAR MARKErT, F4RIDAY, FECRRIARY 19rTH.- 'The late advante is supported, but the demand is not so active. '2rliadoes soldthils week at 359. ild. to ?? and Common process Demnarara at 35s. Od. to 36s. Rd. to refiners. The produce of our horne manufacturers has not advanced in full proportion to the -raw -article, except for low kinds of pieces, ...

... ' COMMISSIONS, Royal Monmouthlshire Militia-Henry de Lapasture, Gent., to bh Superiumerary Lieutenant. lst Monmouthehire Rifle Volunteer Corps-Charles Henry Howard, Gent., to be Ensign. 8rd Monmouthshire Volunteer Corps-Arthur B. Robatham, Gent, to be Ensign. SoMEsrsslilE.-William Blake Esq., to be Deputy-Lieu- tenant; Henry Ernst, Esq., to be heputy-Lieutenant', Edward Talbot Day Foxcroft,. ...

... ?? naids are described by an American paper as embe's from which the sparks have fled. ?? N( or gilty. said an Omaha jury, hbut if the prisoner is smar, be will leave the territory before night. Heleft. A Sn.i a' REETORT.-A pedant remarked to a farmer, I cannot beara foot 'Your mother could, was the reply. Oh, mother, do send for the doctor, said a little boy of three years. What ...