... 3iwes th e Prince Leopold visited Tenby 6n Wednesday. omas The Kent hop crop will this year be an utter failure. ition King Alphonse has officially announced his intended marriage to the Spanish minister. bfor The marriage of the King of Spain is fixed for Novem- ly of her 2Ott,. which The British steamer Titian has run aground in the Suez ~ek is Canal, stopping the traffic. sason A ...

... Paris advices state that the intelligence received with respect to the harvest in the French country districts has become less favourable. Threshing has turned out less satisfactory than had been anticipated. The French wheat markets have shown little animation. Flour has also experienced scarcely any change. Misfortunes never come single-handed, and in addi- tion to bad prospects of the grain ...

... ?? ?? HA ?? II . .- .WAR. I SURVIVORS PROM THE MASSACRE. trons -_ aedly RISING AT HERvAT. crop, Mt of MESSAGE FROM THE VICEROY TO THE coage- AMBER. a for mtet A desperate rising is reported as having taken place their at Herat. The Civil Governor and Military Chief have oelt, been murdered. Oomplete'chaos prevails ?? British force is to advance from Candahar to ea are Rihblat.i-Ghih2^ t hat ...

... E to We reproduce from the S&otmanm' Canadian corres- on. pondence the following account of the North-West aye territory of Manitoba :- There is a large portion of cry the province, and particularly for 1orne miles back on the the banks of the Assiniboine and Red Rivers, where his the land is so rich that manure is not required for the ids. purpose of growing the finest crops of wheat; and in ...

... ANOTHER AFGHANN WWAR. aorning I elived. ATTACK ON THE BRITISH not ap- r A c 30l, and EMBASSY. Dubt he de; let an who SP ' ern alo. DESPERATE FIGHTING. cepti ng a wvhos entirely DEATH OFMAJOR CAVAGNARI. Lg pri about al Ak their Iumfor- ADVANCE OF BRITISH TROOPS hi himn ,our re- TO CABUL. ier dnav, hre dis- SIimA, Satqrday. Late on Thursday night a messenger reached All SAYER. Kbeyl, from Caibul ...

... LINCOLNSHIRE LONG.WOOLLED RAMS. . THE HUTTOFT RAMS. tor thos The Huttoft rams, late the property of Mr. St. Peter t hs Robinson, deceased, were offered for sale on Friday by as o t Alessrs. Masgon, Sons, and Xidd. The following are afew Charle of the prices realised. :-Two-shear ?? 1, Mr H. hre Needham, 20 gns; lot 4, Mr W. Chattertonk, 34 gns; Trusteei lot 6, Captain Preston, 12.~ gns ; a ...

... ..nJ LL. TOWN CO INCIL. ?? I 3Et~'T'~'CU . . I ?? q; - ?? Eso&In f6or speech and panting for .business i the Co6uncilllots yestrday assembled ater their holiday of ,seveial. weeks. .here was little on the agenda.'paper to detain them, but, as 'usual,thed;ebate',was protracted as much as, X possible. 'Tie qiuestion of Mr. Shaw, simple e as it appeared at first, nearly, raised a serious. , ...

... District Neb3o. 6 I fo 0 ALFORD to; the VESTOSy 3,5OTING.-Mr. T. C. johntsou presided at awol 'vestry eetIng, a few days ago when the state of . the Sef fotpathis was considered. it' was resolved, en. the T motion of Mr. Barnes, that the main public footpaths a~ a be Paved with blue pavingg, and that Messrs. .T. U* the di Johnson, 3. Nutsey,. W. Barnes, A. Robinson, and R t'm Wailer he a ...

... S R A P S. QusEa.-Have the elements a right to brew a storm without i licence? A bunkum.fence was described by a witness under examination in a court as a fencethatisbull strong, horse high, and pig tight. The latest fraud in Armerica is six-penny packages warranted to kill vermin without danger of poisoning animals. When you open the package you wil find two blocks of wood, on one of which ...

... (BY BRET HARTE.) a. There was a commotion in Roaring Camp. it Id could not have been a fight, for iit 1850 that was P novel enough to have called together the eitire 1- se-tlemeut The ditches and claims were not only Is decerted, but Tuttle's grocery had contributed as its gamblers, who, it will be remembered, calmly t- continued their ga~me the day that French Pete a-d Kaniaka Joe shot ...

... THE LATEST MOVEMENTS. News from Tocopilla, on the southern border of Bolivia, states that oin August 5th tbe Chilians landed a quantity of arms and ammunition and two field pieces here, and left them on'the Mole, a structure which is English, and neutral. Next morning the Peruvian gunboat Pilcoanayo steamed into the offing. She did not knock the Mole out of existence, but landed a boat, under ...

... . MMORIAL 'PORTRAIT': OFP' 'Tl;HE LATE i . ALDERMAN BANNISTER - . | . - ?? f;~ ?? A ?? g sthe It vill still be fresh in the: public recollection that the aro, *late Alderman Bannister alway'took a lively interest in fox friendly s'ocieties, and was not only patron. of; a .locdl. pai lodge ofDruids, but a subscribing member. .He vwasial- o4a .whya ready with his assistance, not only to the ...