... Salabarg, we see mentioned among the guests, oar feilow-tewnsuieu, Zavertal, lather and tuu. Mr Zavurtal, scuior, we understand, an intimate friend of Karl Mozart, and is m IMB— ton of two valuable manuscripts of th« immortal Mozart, als* a Leopold Mozart, his father, and a very successful portrait in oil of Constanz, Mozart's wife. ' iSignnr poornesses also letters frum hut Irleifei, Karl ...

... or* i-outrotiEn.) I'll forecast which we gave of the harvest IST! might, with few alterations, reprinted being many respects applicable to the present year. far as regard* time, it ia ■very way the same, the chicf difference in the forecast that year and this snd it gratifying one—consists in the fact that the crop* the present season, thuy can be gathered time, will more productive, any rate ...

... (rsoM om London, Monday Night. The August bank holiday, although not so popular nor generally observed as the holii days at Christmas, Easter, and Whitsuntide, was duly prepared for the managers the various places of public entertainment. The glorious uncertainty our British climate must Ibe provided for; and while tine bank holiday empties town into the country the Thame* 1 banks, a wet day, ...

... agricultural society. snow at this was ksM jmtm4sf market pvt. Cn«ff. Than was f»llin». account Mask. UN sfaaUxms were aot thets were souis vser fair animals shown, principally from Akweairs®. Msckrntevsa. and Mstars t wo-jtmr -ow ouli Fnoce Alfred *m bsrt moot* place m » tn—•how. two-jMr-oid the held aui k ' great and has always com* the Croat all local ahova pair of efeou by Mr D. HaUy, ...

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... realised £1130. Mothmwzll. —AI men' Jfrrtfti?.—A meeting was held at the Red Koad, (Whn, -eeterday, theie being abowt 8(10 present—Mr M*Oabe, chairman. The men unaaiaiooalr a»-r*-ed la d»rg and short noun i«HHeliiately, end iota the Miners A ...

... Serajevo, August 8. A fire broke out this afternoon in tbe Latin Quarter Serajevo. The whole this part of the town in flames, and the fire threatens to assume terrible proportions. The Duke of Wurtemburg is taking measures to prevent its extension. ...

... and for aome time a free tight was indulged in among a crowd numbering several hundreds. The principal combatants were two young men—Hugh M*Garvic, R.C., and Craig, Orangeman—who Were engaged in a regular prize fight, hounded on by thai* several supporters. The disturbance lasted for nearly an hour, but the arrival of the police the ringleaders took flight, and escaped apprehension. On the ...

... SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 16. By the arrival of the mail steamer Dublin Castle Madeira we have news from the Cape to the 29th July. Sir Garnet Wolaeley was rapidly maturing his plans for the readvance Ulundi and for the capture of Cetewayo. The latter had sent messengers of inferior rank stating that he wished to surrender, but fears being killed. By order Sir Garnet, an answer has been sent ...

... [Rettteb's Telegrams.] PROROGATION OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS. Versailles, Aug. 2. M. Waddington, ths President the Ministry, read a decree to-day the Senate Chamber Deputies declaring the session cloeed. The Chamber will re-assemble the November or the Ist December. Previous to the prorogation, M. Mate/ieux, President of the Tariff Committee, stated in the Chamber of Deputies that the Tariff Bill ...

... (Before Sheriff Mlrrat.) examination i*at&u.* The bankrupt was a wine aud spun merchant, and carried business *t es. Howard l-'trce*. Sederunt —Mr Jonu G our lay, C.A., trustee, Mr Joseph SbsnghMiy, writer, law-agent tin bankrupt deponed that he commenced ness in with a capital of L'JO, which owu money. He purchased a wine and spirit us* West Howard street, tor he all money, lie made ...

... New U.P. Church at Galaqhiels.— A new church is in course of erection for the lately-formed South U.P. congregation, and on Saturday the ceremony of the laying of the memorial-stone took place. The church occupies an admirable site in the new Gala Park, and the stvle and designs are in keeping with the site, 'rhe style early Elizabethan, with a handsome spire. i«* seated to accommodate about ...