... DISESTABLISHMENT-THE BIRMINGqEAt CONYHzENUE. I In the ?? sentences of the following article, the Daily NeZws gives pointed advice to the Conference intended to take place In Birnbngham In the first week of Oc- tober The Birmingham Conference will no doubt approach tbe subjeots before ?? a butineas-like temper. They will leave the work of argument and coneiction to their publoc speakors and ...

... : WASTE LANDS IN SUTHERLANiD. sather Axr occasional correspondent of the Time writes --It is a. tively sgetv n eyisrciefc htnal l h ra while h hchhvbenmdintegrclueof oding MO or hm fasndthus showedbprciaa- lrofes periene wathlndascapable ofprdcnadho Skyfe. t rouc it. Ths oefarmsweeovrymdat lium: mansons Few of them exceeded 200 acres. Thywere 3ected for sto as tocombine the growvthof cereals ...

... NEW LONDON AND BRAI.I BANK. * The first annual meeting of the sareholders in this bank was hld-yesterday at -the Terminua Hotel, Canxon-s.BtretJ . W. Oax , Esq., the chairmen, pro. siding. The MsAsM (Mr. Beton) having read the notice Convenin the mteting, and the minutes of the extraordi- nary meae~ng held on the Mh January last, the report was, by msaent, taken e read, and . The CO E--A ...

... .NEWS ROM PARIS. . ?? REPUBLICAN CELEBRA`h)ON. (FRoU ouw owN oonan oirDBMr.- PARIS, SUZnAT NIGHTr The 22nd of September has gone off as quietly as the 4th-not only in Paris, but, so far arwe at present iknow, in all Prance. The projected ban- quet in Paris, to which only 160 guests wereb in- vited, having, as I said yesterday, been objeotbd to by General Ladmirmult, and the Governmen6 having ...

... NAVAL AND MILITA.RY. (F'aOU'rUs LONDON OAZE2TM.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, SEPr. 24. Royal Artillery-Major-General, wit h the rank of Colonel-Corn- unndant, Sir William Marcus Coghlan, .C.B. (late Bombay), to be colonel-cominandant, vice General J. G. Griffith, deceased; Major Charles Watson Wilson, from the supernumerary list, to be,major, vice W. S. M. Volfe, deceased; Major Campbell Hardy, ...

... __ ~ . S 1-T1 . . i1en Gymnro ?? Llun, yr oleg cyfisol. fel yr oedd Mr. John Parry, Tre'r garth, ger Bethl esda (Llandegai, gynt), ar ei ffordd i Bettws Garmon, ger caernarfon, a phan yn agos i Bont Rhythallt . Llanrug, cododd carpet bag oddi ar y ffordd. Gakvr odd yn y ty cyntaf, a gotynodd i wraig y ty a oedd hi ddim wedi clywed fod rhywun wedi colli carpet bag. Dywedodd hithan nad oedd wedi ...

... EXTROACTS FROM --P-UNCH. . -PRIeS RIDDdE,- Why would a novel writeh by Charles Read hnnd aiy other fellaw be like pitch-?- Because it-would be Bi-Bunmen. -- PnmAN SPmAKIMG;-Aunt- Wellb~by, can you 1 a-pebk more diseinctly than when we last met ? I Elder:JBrother- 0, yes, indeed, aunt l ?? can call atsiade as ade/ I . ?? - I Smescx IT SwoN.-The W5aethert his year was verysuttible to ...

... GREENOOK. , act At ?? ml- ?? .BucnANpz? N iGHT Asxyug.-The numberad- mitted for the week ending 22d September, was 18;malesj 3.females-total, 21. : : - COAL AND InoN SrnPsisNTs. -Lat week, 2349 tons of. coal. were exported from. Greenock for foreignportsr and 1374 tons 'were:taken coast: wise-total, 3722 tons. 470 tons of pig iron were also shipped for foreign ports. . SlIsEENINO.-At the ...

... Correspondents are requested t. write concisely and legibly on one side of the paper enly. T. ensure Insertion, news should reacn the office .f this journal en the eyeninjr of tha day which the incidents occur. ...

... Our ecclesiastical daily con temporary ye«teXr po- lished an inflated but somewhat't.rr.-th- o ...

... Yesterday the election of members for the Routh Local Board of Health was completed, by tho counting of the To ting papers which had been collected on the previous day. The contest, it will be seen, resulted ill the le-cisction of the retiring members; but that there was some justification for the candidature of the three gentlemen wtio opposeji them appears from the sup- port they received. ...

... I/IBSRALTTV OS AN IxctJimftST.—A correspondent us the .following from the GoJevrd .-—On the 10th dav this month the funeral of Robert place at Llanrug, a parish about four miles distant 'RO-N Carnarvon. On reachisig the churchyard, the Rev P,T B. Williams, AGI^NDSON of the OM WELSH commentator 0^ t ie Bibie, sent the clerK to •ENTIRE if the Rev. J«HN Jones, the minister of Llanrug, was ...