... Lord Beacor.sfield arrived at Berlin last evening, and was received at the railway station by Lord Odo Russell, Herr von Bdiow, and all the members of the British Embassy. Lord Odo Russell conducted the Prime Minister to the Kaiserhof Hotel. The Marquis of Salisbury arrived two hours later, and was re(cived at the railway station by all the members of the English Embassy. H is lordship went to ...

... DISSOL UTION AND CONGRESS. (FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.) BERLN, June 10. TiE Government have come to a wise resolution. They are going to appeal to the nation. The Reichstag will be dissolved, and the people wil have to decide to whose hands they choose to confide their destinies. It is further satisfactory to see in the proposal addressed to the Federal Council that the Chancellor ...

... W11l) iFE IN A SOUTIHI-RNV COUIVTY. - n .,l[ l.- . . 1 .1- - - - - lx-BIRi)S OF1 T'lll CORN-FIELDS. I hk l llthorn hedge runs along some distance below the earth- X t he foot of the steepest part of the hill. It divides th 4 h onfrom) the ploughed land of the plain, which stretches tr flutc miles wide, across to another range opposite. A few stunted ~ e~o at itervals among the bushes, which ...

... THE REJECTED OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL, Al U,.% V JU A VXt.M., Captain Mayne Reid, the novelist, writes to the Daily Telcgrcaph from Frogmore.bouse, Ross :-As it chances, I possess a rare and very remarkable variety of sheep- viz., jet black in colour, with snow-white faces and tails; the latter long and full-fleeced, as the brush of a fox. Of small size and perfect symmetryin shape, these ...

... TEE MEETING OF THE PLENIPOTEN- TIARIES. Apart from the immense political importance of the gathering which will take place on Thursday at Berlin, there cannot but attach (says the Daily Telegraph) a singular interest to the encounter face to face of snoh prominent agents in contemporaneous history. It was improbable, if not almost impossible, that under any other combination of events Lord ...

... MMANClE.STERR UNITY OF PDDIFELL,,,OWS. THE AM.C. AT EXETER. The Annual Moveable Committee of the Manucibt3r'. Unity of Oddfellows, consisting of some 426 delegates, representing dyer 200 of the districts of the' Oder, including one in America and mauother in New Zealand, assembled at Exeter yesterday, for the 'transactiona of the business of the Unity. The Grand. Master of the Order, Mr. J. ...

... W)UEPESDENTl ORDER OF ODIDFELLOWS I - ->xlrirv, COMMITTEE. AN tIL OVEABLE COMMITTEE. j bhe governking body of the Independent Order of Odd nu grot ?? Unity, is nowr holding ite annual bett ithi city. 'he gatbering of deputies is an hear C.e~l~allarge one, and their proceedings have attracted Wei e~i~i~flto te hor;r 'Lid Objecte of the aseociation in a atu 'anrila Ill it is hoped, be ...

... EBXTER GUILDEALL. .1 WEDNESDAY.-W. Mortimer, J. Trebnne, W. Davy, and an N. King, Esqgs. PaI JOSEPIH WINGFIELD was lined 5A. and coats for assault. Th ing a young woman named Fildew, who interfered a n on Saturday night in a quarrel between him and his ma daughter. A counter summRuSou, in which FILDEW Was Re charged with assaulting Wingfield, was dismissed, the GEORGE HANNAVORD, labourer, was ...

... The Sultan is said to be suffering greatly from his old complaint—faceache. ...

... THE COLLISION OF IRONCLADS. t As briefly announced in last week's Guirdian, I toyee German ironclads, the G.-osser Kurfurst,the Kuoig Wiilieiii, and the Pretisseu,. on Friday, were passing three miles of S.mdgate, the first was rim into by the second, and soon after- wards went down on her side. Her boilders blew up as she 8nk, and about 300lives were lost. There can be little doubt, from the ...

... MOLD. BISTRE NATIONAL SCHOOL.—The Bistre National School was recently inspected by H. M. inspector, Mr T. Morgan Owen, and assisted by Mr Jones, assistant inspector. The result will be known in a few weeks, and no doubt the report will be such as to bring credit to all concerned. WHITSUNTIDE.—As usual, the local board has its yearly opening of the Bailey Hill for the season on Monday next, ...

... CORWEN. FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Monday evening-, Mr John Lloyd Roberts, son of Mr Thomas Roberts, of Brynbrith Farm, Gwyddelwern, met his death ia a very sudden and rather peculiar manner. Between four aDd live o'clock Mr Roberts and two workmen went to Rhug Park in pursuit ef young ponies that had strayed. Mounted on a spirited poney, the chase seems to have been carried on with considerable zest ...