... to THE EXODUS OF THE JEWS, lie @FROM RUSSIA. . a . At A correspondent writing to the Times says the t. exodus of Jews from Russia is attaining vast it dimensions. Atfirst the fugitives escaped fromn thc land of oppression in small numbers, by either evading or bribing the Cossacks who guarded the le frontier, or suffering these chivalrous soldiers to 3 plunder them of every rouble they ...

... M=ETEOROLOGIOAL =POBT- i i tG ming A ftm MOBA's Ur II - - -- - .- . -s TMW WIAI ~~Oi-i 20 -; fkaw5 .. 31 oire to se-IeW a rl4 uted ft fb 32 . v The blackw ia sbW tbheibhtof thh e ?? I OtClrck 0a e II;Se and th e re i at2 ?? hetoa stndk% the t Tiw iaitlail teta uow ?? ottl~e gho. b seted reathr.~~~ ,BSl~S[cavon8*neelrahr At mie,-t citt.llr 2ttld vernjN Es.tn? er Uditv d!r to fie *0 The ...

... EXHIBITS. Messrs Peacock and Buchan, stand 97, shed 15, show the protective and anti-fouling comY)osition. It is to the bottoms of iron ship, zinc sheathings, and aJl kinds of iron work or gal- vanised iron that may in any manner be exposed to the action of saltwater. It is n')w in exten;;Îve use by the British and many foreign Admiralties, and with most of the steam-ship companies in the ...

... DOWLA1S. J\i;:nic.vr. APPOIXTMKXT.— Mr John li.an-i, L.B.C.P., of Duwhiis, has be m an coated surgeon under the Ebbw A a! ]r ciuork- Cnu. pany, and will commence his ne v dr.lie- up en tn« 24th dune. The removal of .Mr Evae.s ,s ie.oeli regretted, as during the last ten year. linit he h u betn ill Dowbi hc has bcen gem rail,, re-peele. ...

... KENGSTOWN AND BLRAY INTELLI- GNIC\E. BLACKROCc; Tow.NSur1'-The fortnightly meet- ing of the board of commiadioners of this towwu- ship was held yesterdav in the Town Hall. I'here| Were pre-ent-MIr. J It, %irhn, chairman: Ms-ssts J J Ritihison. M F Crowve, J Pt H Talbot, WT Ifeartigan, E 21 Kelly, B D Williams, J ltichard. srun, Colon-l Broi ne, D L; D SuUivan, C Kerman. Mr. Biarnes. i'o1rineer ...

... The- ?? BAA 4A_ 1 -/5 ~rrli As- ion 4- At The annual mneetings of the Yorlrsliro Association of Bapitist Churches woreresumned yesterday, at the Baptist Chapel. flingley. The attendance of delegates was agalin large. THE OHAPEL LOAN SO=ITE. M~r. D. j. COoSSLEY (Hebdan Bridge), who presided at the annutal meeting of this society, read rthe treasurer's report, which showed flint during the year ...

... The A.M.C. resumed busineas yesterday morning, at the Gujidhall, Worcester, under the presidency of Plro. WIaCrd, Chief Shophord.-fLMr Joseph Britber (Mlassachusetts)'we' Ids uuanimou82 y adhisttedm to Sit among the detis, tho ug hie had come without credentiale.-Mr. Garhett (Handdle- ston) mentioned the ease of' the Vale Rock Lodqoo.'&hicls had$ lost 21,250. throligh the cmbezzlement of thish ...

... CWMAVON. DOUBTI-SSS many from thio town buying of PAVIKS A SONS, the Neath .H v. ears, w.c are giving substantial discount:; t J ea-.h {.y.ers !> for. ltering their premises. 62116-3 ...

... GLYN-NEATH. Ir i, but a short distance to Nea'h, v. HEN I>AVII:S & SONS, Jewellers, are selling oft' before inenclng their alterations. 6isli04 ...

... TE GNER ALLY OF TE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND the - - - - ien The sittings of the General Assembly of the Church ag1 of Scotland faiei resumed yesterday forenoon'at eleven ord o'clock-Professor uljigan, Abendeqpi moderator.' .ol- PATRONAGE COUPgXSATf10. 'ho Mr T. G. r (elder) submitted the report of this and mmittee :- The rev'niu foir the year 1831 from all souices has amounted to 'gl373 IsN Sd, ...

... aUUERa'S TUEAMS.J D RUSSIA. ST. PITE88DUEO VVEDrrsDR.Y.-An official etate. 4i1 went published to-day gives particalars concerning the Ith rfvielon of the exlftlg laws affecting bills of exchange, to- VICTORIAL MELBOU2.E, WEDRESDAY._The Colonial treasuer to bos introduced his financial statement in the Legislative Atsembly, showing an estimated Surplus, at the close of to the last fi~nacial ...

... ?? i- COMMUNISTS AND STUDENTS IN PAIUS. F RObt 053 oWE CoIurEsPONDENT.n PARIs, Tuesday. Manifestations have not quite gone out of /fashion here, although not much has been heard of them orf late. Last Saturday and Sunday, however, saw a revival of this tind of public demonstration on the- part of the students of the University and the torn- munists. There was nothing, it is true, in common ...