... SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRBR AND LAST WOROESTF5EB3=f MINERS, The following address has been ent' to us for Pam. cation:- To the Mlneownerx of South Staffordshire aid kast Worcestershire.' Gentlemen,-At aeonference of delegates, represent. ing the whole of South Staffordshire and gaut Worcestar. Bhire, beld on Monday last, at Great Bridge, several Iteolutlofl of great importance at this time were ...

... IBIRMINGHAM BOARD OF GTARDIAW.34 The usual fortnlightly meetitg of the Board ofnardi5x was held yesterday afternoon, at the Parish Olbias, dise Street; Mr. J. B. Downing, the chaTrman, preetln& The minutes of the various committees were read, ba they contained no subject reqairing notice. REJEMOIT OF TIE CIa&PL AnS APPLI~kTIoIT jol CompznS,&Tro.-The following letter fron tho Rev. 0. Brittain, ...

... [IPR% AMOCIATION ULGRAMBS,3 HOUSE OF LOBDS, The House met at five o'cloos TEZ EARL OF GRANARD AND JUSTICE * K aE r .OGH. The Earl of G AlRt Id he had to st~te that having read over carefully the pppers whloh had been laid on the table In reference to Justice Keogh and other papers, he feund himself unable consolentiously to modify the opi- nions he expressed or to retract a single expression ...

... i n joUrNEY OF THE KING OF SPAIN. (3Y SrUSAn TEEORAMrn,) (FEOUc OUE COBOW PORNDET.) is SANTANDER, WZD;JnAY. of The demonstrations of loyal Tealcome to Ve ;ing Amadeo continued at 1alencie, up to si! the time of his Majesty'% departure. All J along the line of routv he was enthusiasti. el cally received. General Cordova, the Minister M of War, has joined the party here. It is beyond di ny ...

... 4_. MINISTERIAL BANQUW ! AT MASION HOUSE, . . ,! I,. , . . , . . . . THE ?? - $iyoreasagave agraudbanquat~toher aeety's Ministers~ , An~ the Egy~tian-hall at the Mansioun-huse; -The llet of tii p gqests, who numbered between 2(0 andSOO0 incl~uded- .cc the First Lord' of the Treasury end Mrs;. dalstoile, 'the E Lord Cl~encellor and Lady' Hatherley, the *qexquis of Ripon, the ' Wi~'f'inb'erley ...

... (FBOR OUR OWN oCosmENDENT.) PARM, Tu=sDAY Maur. The Emperor Napoleon's letter to M. Saint- Genest, of the Fiyaro, throwing the blame of the Prussian war upon Ministers who deceived him, has provoked an answer from the (pinion Atationale which might well have been writ- ten by its lamented ?? en chefB M. Gua- rbunl, who is to -be buried to-morrow. The Opinions Nationale says: - That a. man who ...

... FROM LAST NI-GHT'S GAZETXE,. BANIKRUPTS. To surrrender at the London Court. Jscow~rheWrctrls, Essex:-road, Islaglon, cabinet manufaeturer, Aug. 8, at 11. ~ ~ ~ ~ 9,at12 City, dealer in preserved m~eet,, Allg. 1S, at 11. ToAirV'LeSAXLsunc WI.LAN HELn, AlberL Embtankmnt~, Lambeth, To surrender at their respective DitrictCourts. Coni, JAESand u~n~s I~sy~o fucflAmmv~, Liverpool, ?? at 11.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ...

... I ° ?? iV. Tuesday Evening. ADvicas from New York announce the following failure3 in Newark, New Jersey: -Messrs P. Wiedenmer & Sons, brewers, on Hamburgh Plaee, withi liabilities at 8150,0CO-assets not more than onecthird of that; and Mr Philip Brock, brewer, at Court and Morris Streets, with liabilities at s1eo,ooo- COTiON ?? market has been without cha ge to-day, with rather better tone. ...

... TH SOUTHERN GATHERING AT THE | a . j CDRSTAL PALACE; On Thursday at the Crystal Palace there was one of 'the best Highland gatherings ever witnessed. Proc6'edlga commenced with the pipers!icompeti-) tion in the central transept at 11 A.w., and after this portion of the' progriname was concluded a Highland procession fell in on the second terrace, and, iccbmpanied by the pipers, proceeded to ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. I SIB.—In your columns of the 17th instant, I find, in connection with the Neath Sewers Committee, that the Road Surveyor haø reported a statement to the effect that the plan prepared at the instance of the owners of cot- tages at Penydre, Neath, was found incorrect as to levels, a statement which I openly contradict, being the con- structor of the ...

... Mr. Lytton Sotliern, son of Mr. Sothern, the comedian, appeared with his father on the stage at Drury Lane on Wednesday evening The young actor's manner an appearance are greatly in his favour, and he plays a gentlemanlike case and finish not unworthy of his lineage. THE AUTUMN MANCEITVEES.—The staff of the Control Department, with probably two battalions, will rendezvous at Blandford, in ...

... The Speaker took the chair at 4 o'clock, shortly after which the House was summoned to the House of Lords to hear the Royal assent given by commission to certain Bills. MISCELLANEOUS. On the Speaker's return, Mr. W. H. SMITH gave notice that early next session he will call attention to the constitution and administra- tion of the Department of Woods and Forests. In reply to Mr. LEA, Mr. ...