... The Voice of Truth. With regard to Mr O'Brien's threatened revela- tions as to rascality in high Castle quarters, I will only say that if they prove to be well founded, the fact ought to surprise no one who considers what Castle rule has been, and what sort of men have been its minions and manipulators during the course of this and the past generation. Of course, there are black sheep in the ...

... An accident of distressing nature happened ft the Hafod Pit, Rhnndda Valley, on Wednes- day. When the day's turn was nearly ovt-r an immense fall of rubbish occurred, and a collier named Morgan Lewis, Troed-rhiw-twyn, was buried underneath, and killed. His body was at once conveyed home. He leaves a wife and family. The poor fellow was known in Welsh (•optical circle; as HAdydd. ...

... NOBLESSE OBLIGE. Those who know the peculiarities of the Marquis of Queensberry will not be particularly astonished t learn that be has been distinguishing himself at Melbourne. He Wafj f.j10 0 £ a crowd at a prize He was hoisted on the shoulders of half a doren men, and having successfully clutched at a window ledge three feet higher up and drawn himself through the aperture, this British ...

... I I - - Mr Johuston, secretary of the Aberdeen Trades Council, who had been waited upon by a deputation of the apprentices in the employ of Messrs D. Milne & Sons, engineers, Park road, who struck work on Monday for a reduction of hours, called on. the firm yesterday for the purpose of endeawouring to bring about a settlemenit of the dispute. lie pointed out that i 54 hours a week was the ...

... ?? IN PORTOBELLO-i BARRACKS. F EURTHER EARCTS. - . THE SHAM PARADE AND THE ATTACK ON TMAJOR WHITLEY'S RESIDNCE.. Yesterdaysome-frther particulars were learned 1 with regard to the recent disturbances among ,the I men of the Comraissariat and Transport Carps t quartered in Portehello Bariacks Xot in miii tary circlesalone, but amongst all classes in the tDity, the outrek has been for the past ...

... SINGULAR EFFECT OF A MUliDER. A singular story was told in the Manchester bankrup'cy court on Wednesday by a bankrupc named William Clydesdale, a grocer and draper. He informed the official receiver that his failure was largely due to the Mostoa murder. When Mrs Miller was murdered by her lodger, Alfred Gell, her daughter, who was also wounded, fetched the baukrupt, and he was the tirst to ...

... SIR MICHAEL E IATCcAAIFF. . Sir ~riciasi Hic-Beiao, ?sLP. andi .8 hj- Gorst, krP., were the principal guesta ata banquet >gitea by the arquis of SBiilthe D~illHallf . cardiS LIt i, to the delegats of thoA;l- .ciaed has of Commerce. Alter the nmial e loyal toasts hd been drank, the Ma ofDute1 . proposed ; The Delegates of the GinbersulCoi- 0 *i meew5bich' sas respendad te ?? Hl, , S' YLP. The ...

... ITIREE CROFTERS AND THE CROFTERS COMMISSIGN. ?? ; F X - . I- -l -- 7 :I. Sheriff Ferbes Irvine has issued- 4n interlocutor in an actien raised by the Duke of Argyll agailst a number of Tiree crofters to recover arreaiof a rent and fair rents as fixed by the Orofters Ceow A mission, the defenders having refused to pay. ths proportion of arrears ordered by the ommisamli 1 to be paid. The ...

... GEiNERA FOREitNNES.: : 00::~ 00(R~trus TR ): Gak : ,) THE EBPEROR FREDERICKi. .BUTnF, Wednej.- Sompersons who ha, e hd- the opportunitya of comparing the, diary published in the reutsche 1tgeandcaawithithe journalitself, statethatthe'! extrcts agree .with the orginaL.: : , The 1reminxaqc ZiI!W, this evenmin states that theo. publishers of the Deutdwhe Rwndkchar, t o-day promised ?? supply ...

... TO-DAY'S SHIPPING. [ Lloyd's Casualty Telegrams. The schooner Fairy Queen, ot Newhaven. had a five aboard, but it was extinguished, and is now discharging carno. The French brig Latin, from Pensacola, is ashore near Key West assistance sent. The British ship Kespigadera, from Newcastle for Australia, is ashore n6ar San Pedio, and will probably be a to al wreck; crew save(I The Chevy Chase, of ...

... A TERRIBLE FALL. This morning > shipper nMned John Arrs was engaged at work on board the sailing ship Grpndaurel, lying in a Hull dock, when be fell a distance of sixty feet from tho lower topsail yard, Deatb was [ almost iusUutaueeus, ...

... An extraordinary case of death by misadven- ture was investigated by a coroner's jury in Birmingham on Wednesday. A woman named El zabeth Cotteriil got drunk on Saturday, ana when she returned home was taken ill and vomited into a bucket containing a small quan- tity of water. SHe left the bucket at her side, and fell asleep with her infant on her lap. The child slipped from this position, and ...