... The Gazelle of Ang. 25, announces that foreigner s are, to f, be exempt from the forced loan.I THE LAROGEST MILL IN THE WORLD. -The largest b and most comprehensive mill in the world is the Pacific, at a Lawrence, Massachusetts. The floor surface of this immense t structure is sixteen acres-the largest mill in England is eleven f and a half acres. There are now in operation 40,000 cotton I ...

... 0f flc t & J[ntall T1IE W''AR BETWEEN RUSSIA & TURKEY, ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 18. It is believed that Count Orloff has received a confidential fr elission from the Czar from the Courts of Vienna, Berlin, f anrisad London. 'The energetic conduct of tho Western in powers has produced that effect, and might lead to an arrange- in ,,eI without wounding toe much the national amosr' psropre. Tell Czar ...

... gh The remi-orecial Asst7;ro C spon(Zence, as we learn by i televraph from Viznna, publishes news fronn Constantinople of s the 26sh n1t, to Iho effect that the Russians before Kars had r captured a Turkish convoy of provisione destined for the gar- r hnon, together with 1,000 horses and 300 men. is ERZERouA, Sept. 11 .-W have rEceiv, d letters from Kar, of the tst and 3rd instant, which ...

... g The works on the railway from Marsei'les to Toulon are en the point of being cominenced. France is about to conclude a Treaty of Commerce with the ruler of Siam. A despatch from Simpheropol announces the death of Prinee Gregory Dolgorouki, who, as so many other Rus. sian robles, has fallen a victim to typhus. Advi es from Constantinople, vidi Malta, inform us that disturbances continue in ...

... (64t 39artIj ?? 91plildt. BANGOR, SATURDAY, APRIL 28. 1855. NEWSPAPER COPYRIGHT. This is a vexed question. There is no doubt,- that two metropolitan evening papers,-and all the cheap weeklies,-' are made up by pirating, nearly wholesale, the contents of the morning journals. Parliamentary reports, foreign correspondence, tele- graphic despatches, the missives of local agents,-all are ...

... The meeting of this Board wos held on Saturday, when four- teen Gnardimso were preseot; James Mlauirice, Esq., cx-officio, in the citair,-3r. Johla Jenkins, Llanifwrog, vice-chairman. The r Clerk read the follo vi po e erreop nooce:- r A letterfronm the Poor Law hoard, dated 22nd ult., announcing that they issent to the arrangemelts the Guardians have made for tie colection of the poor-rates, ...

... . There's nothing I admire Beyond the running of the *well-train'd pack., The training,' everything! IKeen on the scunt! At fauilt none losing heart !-but'll at work I Norte leavilsg his task to another !-answerin- , The watchful hntsmsan's caution, check or eneerl As steed his rider's rein. COSEDY OFl THE Love CHASH.El In a country like Great Britain, where social virtues predominate so much ...

... THE BISHOP OF BATH AND WELLS AT AN I I AGRICULTURAL MEETING. I [The 'Bishop' or Bath and Wells was present at the an- boure'rs' Friend Society, last week (over which Lordi aH iton precided), and inl the coursel of the proceed. Digs, delivered the following address.]I His lordship said the room in which they were as-ce serobled presetnted an epitome, as it weie, of the aigri-' culureof nglnd ...

... I NUPTIAL FESTIVMIIES AT PENTRAETH, f I ANGLESEY. 'The marriage of WV Williams-, E sq., of Tyfry, Anglesey, to M iss, Pretyrnari, seas commemorated in tire above village accord- ing to the customn which prevails in tire rural diotriots of the country, wherer ftie yeomen arid peasantry seize upon such events for tire plrripose of rmanrifesting their attachment to the pro- prietors of tire soil, ...

... LLANRWST.-CELEBRAAI'ION OF THE MAR- RIAGEOFR.OWEN DAVIES, EsQ.,CYFFDY, TO MISS MARY FLINT, LATE OF NANr- CLWYD. T . ?? - -. - nd CLWYD. ed Llanrwst was, an Wednesday, the 2nd inst., theI scene of great rejoicings, in honour of the aboveI fr. happy event. Early in the day, the national school on children, amounting to upwards of two huindred, nd Wvito together wvith the workhou~e children, had ...

... MEETING IN THE CTTY IN FAVOUR OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. e A crowded meeting was held on Wednesday evening at r the North and South American COf'ee-house, Thread- h IS needle-street; M1r. Thomas Abraham in the chair. d a Mr. Richardson moved the first resolution to the effect that, the resolution of the Liberal Registration Association a in favour of the return exclusively of conmmercial men as u ...

... 'Ul d. This motion which was fixed for last Tuesday, is mi now to come off on Tuesday next; and whilst it I is stated that Gen. Peel intended to move the pre- to vious question, which might relieve some members, it 1 i -who cannot make up their minds whether to re- thb prehend, ministers or not-Col. Adair has given pl1 notice of his intention to move the following amend- thi ment:- ...