... THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN LOCUST. Much interesting information is contained in the report just issued. of a Government Commis- sion appointed a short time ago to make inves- tigations with regard to the Rocky Mountain locust, an insect which has of late done an I almost incalculable amount of mischief. The re- port says:—The locust area is of immense ex- tent; it lies between the 94th and the 120th ...

... SOZODONT Vc\ i1 t the Teetw ^luanse, Beautify, and Preserve tifrice. Its use ;mmrt fPONT-The Peerless liquid Deu- tifies, cleanses m°st fragrant, breath, it beau- manner. It gives !f?-9eirr#eSii he* teeth ina surprising to the mouth, removing n i-y /sh taste ail(1 feeling Teeth, completely Tartar aud Scurf from the whitening such part3 thVro?re?3 of decaJ- and decay or neglect. ImPurp ...

... BANKRUPT. Evan Evans, Sussex House, Woodville-terrace, Ca,thiys, Cardiff, builder. LOCAL LIQUIDATIONS.—Herbert Cornish, of Swansea, late jeweller, now out of business George Martin, Swansea, jeweller and watch maker Daniel John, Treboeth, near Swansea, furnaceman William Davies, Vardre, Clvdach, Glamorgan, grocer Thomas Evans, Sketty, near Swansea, carpenter and joiner William Govier, The ...

... On Wednesday night an inquetst was opened at tjj Guildhall, Bath, before the city coroner (Mr EnglisW into the death of Robert Carmichael Smyth, only of Major Smyth, formerly of Norfolk-crescent, Bat) which occurred at the Royal United Hospital, Tuesday night, from the effects of laudanum poisoniD# The evidence showed that the deceased had beeuj! the habit of associating with a prostitute ...

... UNVEILING THE VILLIERS STATUE. Earl Granville, speaking on the 6th instant at Wolverhampton, where he unveiled a statue of the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, who has represented that town 44 years, said he was a friend and colleague of Charles Villiers, and his distinguished brother, the late Earl of Clarendon; and while proud of belonging to the county in which that ceremony was taking place, he ...

... The mail steamer Bolivar, which has arrived at Liverpool, brings the following details respecting the collision between that vessel and the Haytian war ship St. Michel. The Bolivar originally sailed from Liverpool ifcr the West Indies, .and on April 12th she left St. Thomas for Port-au- Prince. The night of the 13th was clear and fine. At three the following morning a vessel was descried on ...

... THEATRICAL ADVERTISING. When Edwin Booth, the tragedian, was playigo last engagement in San Francisco, the followiBg^J,' dent occurred which is the real origin of the that he intends never to visit the Pacific Coast —It seems that one morning while Mr. Booth V, making his toilet in his room at the Palace Hotel* ™ door quietly opened, and a wide-awake looking^ dividual slid in and cheerfully ...

... DETAILS OF THE CALAMITY. Further details are now at hand regarding the melancholy death of the young Prince Imperial while engaged against the Zulus on June 1st, with the British forces. The Sumdard of June 20th gives the following details of the Prince Imperial's death The scouting party rested an hour, when Lieutenant Carey and the Prince saw the Zulus in the maize. They immediately saddled ...

... A movement is on foot among the officers of the Royal Artillery to raise a fund in Prince Imperial a memory. ...

... HOLLOVVAY'S PILLS.—Sleeplessness,flatulency, acidity nauspa. and all dyspeptic indications may be speedily relieved by these famous Pills, of which large are shipped to all parts of the world. The constantly increasing demand for Holloway's medicine proves power over disease, and its estimation by the public. I weakness of the stomach, in diseases of the liver, disorders of the system caused ...

... EOlE, WEDNESDAY.—An earthquake of great vio- lence occurred yesterday near Aci Reale, in the pro- vince of Catania. To-day, immediately after the open- ing. of the sitting of the Chamber, Deputy Romeo reijd a telegram to the House announcing that live villages had been almost wholly destroyed. Ten per- sons had been killed and several injured. The inha- bitants were flying from the district er„ ...

... ESAD SUICIDE AT BRISTOL. An inquest was held on Tuesday, at No. 31, Hope- square, Hotwells, by the Deputy-coroner for the City (Mr. E. M. Harwood), respecting the death 01 Jane Sutton, aged 71 years, the wife oi a butler, residing at the above address. The woman was found dead in the court-yard of her house. From tbe evidence given, it appeared that the deceased bad been strange in hey manner ...