... ?? i:vi'tli~i , Eg.. ; ?? iki , X,,, X.,Flj 9AvA; ' a mu . m _. . i ci ,Cyrrespozzdees pf TZ, h ;, ,r, i , ?? ?? iiberj 14. :; , ailtz mayno'~ idt'o'be thbrdugbybesiege.&. Pxi.ice Frederiok thavles, who fired a -sitte'of lit ~gi~s ,,tlUlot aMdd'heU iio'it oan Sitizrdiy last, the .lpth lof Sept~bier, hi honour of the %jotoryaid .by ithe lkritiekiai dNSed&h, hu' dotameiibxAS th' de~ 1. ...

... (OARDIFF. BOARD OF Gu1AeDIANS.-Tho weekly meeting of this board was beld at th ?? Saturday; Mr. E. V. David, presided, Therm were also present-Measrs. J. Pride, W. H1 Martin, R. and J. Cory, J. and P. Bird, J. Evans, 0. Frencli, ad tW. Alexander. The workhousc report stated that during the woek there had heen 28 aduissions, 31 dlB. charges, and G deaths, leaving 307 ill the house, beinug a ...

... CORR~ESPONDENCE. 1'NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. AZl letters initended fcrvpubliecaon insst be oecooins'ied t b-p the name and address of the writesr, not necessariii el t for publication, Wut for the inforsnatiost of the Editor, I D We ca~nnot undertake in any case to return vaolued eon. Il tributiolls. Loit ers should be as brief as possible to I enzsure catentaont, MESSRS. VIVIAN'S APPEALS. B r ...

... THlE WAR. CE3UTfl3'S TELrcaAxaj) PARes, SEPT. 16.-The Minister Of the Iinterior anl- founces that Prussian scouts hail arrived at Creteil and Ncuilly-sur-hIarflo. Private accounts also stateothat thea Prussian scoutslhad C L Loppestredl at Coibeil and the weed of Clamatrt. A large r1 body of troops left yesterday evening, and it is considered il probablo that an ezigisgerill;c wvill take ...

... TI LE WA R, (nLUT2E'I WLI.EabtAmIs.) en PA.Ins, SiEa'. 15.-A decrce published to.day suspelnds by the functions of the Councillors of State. All the repre. Cc sentatives of forcign powers have informed thu Ministry of IJo in Foreign Affairs that they will romain in Paris. co A circular of the Mlinister of the Interior orders the eel Profcets in all the French communes to orgauise a% Garde I a ...

... CAPTAIN COWPER COLES AND HER I MAJESTY'S SHIP CAPTAIN, 'The following letter, communicated to the Tiance, is probably one of the last written by Captain Oowper Coles, p1 and will be read with a melancholy interest from the dn graphic acoconut which he gives of the~ Cartain's perform- fo sues, the touches of thle wyriter's chairacter which appear in it, and the statementb it contains of his ...

... WAR TELEGRAMSS. THE WAR BETWEEN, PRANCE AND GERMAN1Y SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT AT. WISSOUS. TE SIEGE OF STRASBURG, {PImou OUER SPACEL VoMMIonD . (BY UM AdNsTELRAPH.) OARILSRUHE, SEpM. 20, I have just returned from the works before Strasburg. On the left bank of the Rhine the fortifications are now closely encompassed by hostile batteries, which keep up a very heavy and destructive fire. The return ...

... ECOLESIASTIOAL. DEAT1; OF A Pn1ISBYTPRIAN MINISTER IN ON- TAIiau.-The Rev. James George, D.1D for ton years pastor of St Andrew's congregation tratford, Ontario, died in that town on the 26th ult., in the seventieth year of his age. The deceased was born at Auchterarder, Perthehire, Scotland, in December, 1799, and was educated first by the Rev. Dr Pringle, and aftorwards at Dollar Academy and ...

... THRqL.AG0W SCHOOL OF AMTtAND' I ;: t 'HAIANEOBI- ADE ., -, i --l:I _A gratifying htaten int ?? ia hbie'ed by the students of this school, in last year's national .compettion basebeen sent us for publicatinsi; and we, take the opportunity of calling a riromenit'satten- ,tion to an institution which is enidently fitted to exereise a Aubstantial'anil beneficial influence ou the i chafatter of ...

... tA CONVER~SATION WITH COOJNT ]3ISM A LK (F{romR thle Special COrrespon~dent Of this Standlard.) . TUE Ki1NG'S HEAn-nUARTEiS, Ruanre, Sept. 13. I I bad yesterday a long interview with Count Bismeark; I and as the dialogue, to which you may be sure I coutri- e buted as little as I possibly could, wais, on this occasion, I exclusively poltioal, lb has ten tolany it before your readers- ...

... GEKEALA4FOREIGN NEWS. [I~aBUT'.' Twa~ors-z | BELGIUM. BUSSEL~S, Sept. 16. The 9th and 10tUh classes, the substitutes, and the mar- ried militia men of all other classes, are allowed to return to their h omes. The ?? 1k/ge announces from Virton th at desertsrs and prisoners, whto have escaped from the Prussians, casn- tinne to arrive in great snumbers in Belgium. M~any have reaclhed Marbehlan, ...

... DONCASTER SEPTEMBERE EETING. From an earls hour on Monday morning the bustle end excitement it) the old town gave token of the coming straggle on the Town Moor, anti the arrivals of horses throughout the day were very numerous o whilst tie Great Northern and Midland Rleilwvaye brought a considerable nuam- her of passengers. The Subscription Room in the evening was well patroeised, and the ...