The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

GREAT TKMPEKANCK MEETING A'l THE I'ATILION oz? TnE EISTEDDFOD. .I On Monday evenuM, priorto the opening of-the Eis- teddtod, a large m'eeting was held in the pavilion, uiidei the auspices, of the^Tatioijal Temperaiice League, which was presided, over by the Kfev. Rector of Xeat Keatht'liairniart in 6pesing, the meeting, said it gave him the gifea'test' plaieureift) ijeeupy the position which the kindness af his. fHetids had placed hi.ni in. There were few movements, of the pfeseut lh' ill which lie fclt a deeper inteiust ijhø¡¡ h,e did in a movement which had brought them together that night in that splendid and bueh indeed was the importance of that noble pavUti°hWa/ t' He Hvought-thnt the'UuiUling could not movement" that' he thougM.thtttthoDuttding ca)uld not have been opeucil for a lrigher -or better purpose tlfcm that wIiiehbNOTght tfi-mapy nFthem thpie to occupy the place for him to-enteiint4D 41i expljnlati(qn,pf:the,phjei:t or subject of the meeting, the cause t)f tepiperance was one that was veryVell'kuiwn. Ie Do place, perhaps Was it better known, although. perhaps it might be partly foigotten, thilti in thd old cojmty. in ;which' they were, which he claimed as-his birthu>Wcfe, tod whveh he thought the finest county in the whole World. (CheeVs). He w- membfred the time in. Cardiganshire, when he thought one-lialf (he population^and he thought lie was right in laying'one-hiilf of the working populations-had adopted the principles 'of 'total abstioefnoe. Now, he did not thiuk thitt the old county had lost the spirit that it then possessed, or had become estranged to the causes and the principles of total abstinence in the present day but quite sure was he of this, that those who once avowed those principles would admit that the best interests of the country were more largely promoted at that time than they were now under the change of circumstances to which he had just referred. The rev. gentleman conclud- ed, and said that he had three reasons why he should not allow himself to enter into the subject at auy length. 1st. There was to be a rehearsal of the choirs which were to perform during the Eisteddfod. secondly, he had got so many good men around him on the platform tu address them; and, thirdly, that the time was so short that it preclu led his occupying their time any longer. But he begged to express regret that a zealous and faithful advo- cate of the temperance cause—Mr. S. Bowley, of Lon- don—was unable to be present. He had telegraphed him that lie w is unable to catch the only train that would have brou0ut him to Aberystwith. He believed U r. Bowley had gone to Birmingham, where they had been announced to appear on Wednos-lay, to take part in a work similar to that in which they were engaged. He becked to introduce to the meeting Mr. George Howlett, of Londou, who said he was much p)easedto meet the assembly in' that large building, to gitothcrnhMviewsforafewmunite?onthesuhjectof temperancOi Although he WasfMnf 'IJonAot.ln: was not ? aCjekMy.? (.LM?tor). Fle-litid 0 London mauy Yeaw bitb fLn,, M yonri he had been a imident in the CountD' T:h0r9?he?u)ty a^detfet^d bo?iwhat t(,wu <nd <?uhy lifo wa? ? He h? spent IB years o? lus )Ife ,in 41W i?yu4tI? ely withwt ?nt6x?iia'. tiug- ep to don.,Ihe ip?x6L 'w ftli toon or thej| 'wpdd, w !.o tohth?ni-t ?t;i?e.<Ud'not ?ke pletityof.iu- 'toiicatin4g'liuaoiV W would never ntaKe a*man of t)MMeit' tfewak'ry to do-this, aud theierore he com. 'menced ?nnM?: ?)t?' He" tn?W no better? ? His fatht? NN114 vevy.'P Wrtn/'htrtWvery reapertiibJA■ Mdthi" wM-MhiH?e wished to impn-Mt upon ;t'in" the Friut!ipaHt,y.. ?at h?wev6r- dospeMtely .peo);, thev? c,, r4u 4 i? they m n'ot i? might ba 9uti,ri!)y.te*pe?taUe?,?i{ they were. not i, wtotH.beentMtitytt?eir.own toJu,,)t Wa now 'P years since he had 't? ?e'?: i dro? of 4iu(I bL) had lived ? very Mppy M!d comfortable life with nut it; He'did Not re?utreH.' Bu), t?ere Was one thins he wanted then) clearly t?6 un(lel.§tan-it 4 *o? because He did uot. like it;.?r?et;a)Mehe -the c?,tving 6irit, but because l_ld nnt pay money'for that which w;wi vainness. He mMntained that the drink they were <t? th< htbit of paT.M)g for in the publto-h?M w-? n?t wM'th,, thair maaey. H???f) vefyiHunMS that Ma)ytBfm ?ho?lo' getftwo-pen'orth.ter his ?tWpKqpp,, (Choeis). He was &WiU'o;ot the statement it that Was taken to invigorate, the body of the workmg?tMt. QnQ ni?ii tad told Mm' .tSat he had dratth for. (? je!\rs;?d he ,cpu1d now Work wd!. "'Yes, Kerept&d, "'aiia you'!thav?towork<ts Ytg, h,? 1 liiii'g'Wyou RVe. ? It made men wor? as  as thny. 'couH 'work; atM?rtBr th?.theymustdej?ndupMi Mtc?' one ?)? ta.lttep the?ntro??M.'w?riohOtMe.. He w?ted.? w?nHg''men.-to .takt''thM"ef?th?ir]n'm6y. totha?whea? oHaee ohme upon hem, they would h?v?something to p  6pers, and; &dt heck u.pya. Th? driakiug system maa?'quliiet4itkg,.to ?Le.ha)} ,ù,o a dn'¡¡twho h»d-*i^Bd,upon him for ?l??tes, 'th?se ?a?m?de paupers, uu?ht to keep thLt.1> iiit o?e re?eemH'gqnatity The sp?ker I op Mye a gra^ho acijoMpt, of the lhaha?r 'in whtch he hacf wrStlBd with.the practice. Md hMMa?phed; so ihatM'Wa'! eB-abH)tl!t'? better his .position, and from being a 'WnrHfh? maW to, bebnntb -a 'JAasier. He Was Hurry to and that tha?tmm told them there was an iucrc?em the<MMsumptiM)..of?tMnk {)i&e;;eout)tty(]tH'MX the past !yaM< t.t(ow?t??y..MeomnM<)r'thtt? W,4y the work' ingolnsjyji h;td,batl incjtM? 'MSe?i but/the publicans :'&'t,jt,he, biÙ,'I\I1' and..w\ve ofEaghmd had 'been ?got? i?"4n(i t)li, no 'bttter. ('(ioerq). The Bev. Canon Jejune was nsftautroduced. He said he 'aÎ! r'y few,nil lit,es, i[n(i w6uld MI.' li?ilt?-,il'Col a ve' thecebre i lntqre to pMke what might be called a speech There'wae' much .t1lt11 In. mahy <.f theotd?t*? aud s!tyin*'i. f?dhetristea thatHie'ttuth:.? one ot thtm. wouli? b^«-«ry ful y'?rne oat in ,the, town bt Ahery.sk with duti tg tbis I Mi. litipt)rtunt W-ftk. llfl ftUud?to??.???'?S"? "'?;????? o!boli a ,ItneNVl-h,,tAz -bean an t?teddfod h'hl, wd h#. beLved nor" ohl ?yEi?ddfod behel? was "Inilla0in a more glorious man&fr, th.m S?.ereat Eisteddfod which was to be carried on in the .6.r?4 thd" 6110,?! g and the YlCces"ivc day?. The 'stanHard they-w?t ?in?u?M.??M one wo.? "ASo?r Nisteddf<<P" ?p?u'?SebtWM in fea"? !tem4e-h.^hwt .mM???wH? the?steddfod ?t. Øhe .1hWJ.t. who kno.,ked in the last nail in tha.t -?)endtd?vi?n. No doubt they ?d 4e?r K',e\lVw i glorious .lnn"d\lWil- tba.?o)l?j?g ?y????,"?. Ueyed ttMV ?-uuMfn?:.h'9ar anything more htnlling th ?.b?hew?ti??ihgtb ehtç ThSM?gentle-   ? or?o.ic? ?? t. 2 mOllth, in this c6'uut -firmat, w-fe ,to, wwta perisIll. and next the cr'Tu nal 8, the police, luafey? Hos- pit&la orpnau (ihUdren's Bchoo!s the suicides and encu, tiona, beg?Man< vntø, c?CMtt, and fallen women. and the whole total Mm together MaQuat to the euui? • i ibbus g?tr? of i'?2,225.000. which,?nM. the corM?t?i- 1 mata they had to?y fur i?toxicati!? drinks. Hete Wm the secret of ttfetf beimr jtotrjiMH^liere was y^.jwincipw cause Whioh produced, In.that loeali?', tra i?L evafy either locality, what wal ?iro4s ¥ thetlln localityt, he "3. ?ll ii t1íewhvery ?oon be in ? different po-iiti4n e'iitt1il?iol,ird oatiuti6n ?App!<t??' They had ardent'sindere i'e?'t'meM?n ?Yery part of the country, who wtre Aryi? «teu<t tgaiBst the shimaful !tt)a?M in ChuMhattaSttte HMiati?tmomt?dBBy bnt that there w?re AfttM?al ?tbn??n C'hmoh a*d $t4te, ?nd no doubt reform wab wap?ed but this was the ex- travagant n.ttioH?I expeudjt?re which was e;ushiYM "to less than n,hing, He'wa?botd to say, 1)(,t, wtiout'i fear of eontradiation—for there was plenty of'*nt-Tint lie challenged PCnof tp the contrary, that there wsN'tioCa single abuse, there was not a single blot, in OliurChr- or State, to be mpared to the (ii-igr,,tco and t,) the blot, alld to the iujbry 'riatised' by iptoxiuatinj. dfiuki. ,.JAPs i I pladse). The rlv. gentleman e.u nestly entreatwl his cle- rical Brethren ti> join the standard of the tenipwance rCfUse, which w4ild enable theip to add .example W their precept, and setuiftthe gcicd effftat thw miw^y, ought to possess. H.hog-eit to^thank them for the kiuil hcar- iug hie had raceived, interrupted. He always liked a little oppoSitiou when jt paipe from hearts full of kiadness and friehdsliip, It ?ot the steam of a Wekhman'up |:hen clared the way. (Lq?d cheers). ?  Mr. J. 0. (?mphe!! «<ns'the()ie<t)spe.?er. He mJ,be, '?ttN endeavour to pletao the ytip^lmuen .at thed?or, Mdp!tyattentbmtoth<timt.. They tiad up tins ?.ty? new i;aying.-sud perhaps that gentlemau who was so anx- ious nJijout the time would maxu a memorandum of' it. It ran tliu.4 Blessed is the man that maketh a shoit time, for he shall be invited again," (Ui.u .tiUT;. II, then referred.to the prejudices exis(tipg against, ^he tem- perance cause, and gave Impiouroifs, illus^ratiijus With force and poin* t; and strongly urged upon all IV,10 were hot teetotiillers. to j "in the noble nioveinent for file aiine- UottioD of their feilow men. (CheerSI.. On the motion of the Hev. Canon "Ikiiia? secan.t?d by Mr. a cordial vote of thanks was passed to the Chairman, which tlwt gentleman al,ul,t)wliil and declared the meeting otote.d. 1. ""r"I" r' 1-\ .-1l) J

THE \<MONOP;OF TIIE iHIPPI?'fG"TR:,AD<g:j AT PdKT PKSRHTN.. -h ?  V.' '» 'ftv.tbrtl '.?. As a good deal of,anonymousiftliguatioii has Vecently been indulged in by certain parties in reference to- the alleged monopoly of the Shipping trade at Port Penrhyn tty the Agents of fof. Pennant, We lmve been'- fWplested to insert llie following (locumeiit, which, we think, will convince all impartial persons of the utter groundless- ness'of these niiseliievotis charges; Oue or two uanuj- I'ess individuals, from niotives which we caft understand, but which the said \\Til's would dMavow, as a mader of course,'have sthted'plainly and distinctly, thut'. inde- penaent shipowners have not anything Utfa fair-play that t'M trade is iu the h!t?)d? Of certain Agents, who themselves own the vessels, and who. having the sole management of the harbour, employ their ownships fn preference to anybody else's. This is, indeed, a gfsve charge to prefer and on Col. Pennant hearingof it, he wished to Ascertain the truth or the falsehood ofe the accusation, and, ou the 10th of August last harwnote' to the shipowners of the Port to ask had, the owners of ships any grievance to complain of. To'thij' enquiry no less than 78 shipowners, &c., returned as au answer that they had no CQUiplaint to make. The public; therefore, must decide for iheinstilves whiclt'they.will believe—-the' entire shipping1 interest of the Pi.)rt,. Or thestatemejito of an acrimonious and anonymous scribbler in the columns of the Carnarvon Herald. If the Shvi>owti"rs have "110, complaiut" to make, why should Observer" be dissa- tisfied We give the document entire Col. PBXNASt wishes to know whether the Owuera of Ships trading at I'ort penrhyn have any fcomplaint to make in regard to the selection bt ship.;Y,for freight ? « We, tbs undersigned, being Masters and Owners of Vessels trading af. Port Penrhyn, have it,) complaint to make to the Honble. Col. Pennant^ Evan (X mark) Owen, master and owner of the Viatoria. Edw. (X mark) Oweu, in ister & part owueraif thaKxpress Richard Jones, master and part owner gi t& $araft Jane, John Jones, master of the liichard. Robart OW!!D, the Jane. Wi)]iam Sutherland, of the flat pleanorj. WiHiantEMn<,natS jniue. John Matthews, schooner Oulton};:1; liichard'Lloyd,. smack St. Patrick. riiiij.i tu, Richard KowHnds, schooner Uewi Wy^ John Evans, schooner Elizabeth. 'W !r;, Robert Hughes, Admiral Xelsoh. William Oivens, Albion. In 7« %r.!?.f.v< Satnuel .Ruber,to, shipowner. "■ Vl"o ^h-i.7_ Owen OIVnR, shipowner, '> a '>'ol,;i Richard (X mark) Hughes, shipowner."i; os ,,111,: Thomas ,-Thowas Parry, sbipowiier. •• smoiiJ toi Morris Pavics, part owner of the Gazelle. Kichard Danes, do. J-trr Henry Williams, db; •• •<» II""¡" Evan Jones, do. 1 io JtL'j William William^, Eliza GOdh,¡ o.h .v-j.IT Robert Rowlands, Ellen. >;»>* vntrrof-cf t> yt-rr:; Owen Lloyd, flat Jane. ■ -v.itj m.j f John Lloyd, smack Port Penrh^ti.. John Pugh, Thomas Masoii. William (X mark) J ones, master of the Dart, John Thomas, smack Mona. John Parry. Cacrhun. William Roberts, Crane. William Edwards, Alice. Peter Williams, shipowner. Hugh Hughes, master and part owner of the George. H ugh (X mark) J ones, master & owner of Ann Ellen William Pritcliard, smack Priseilla. Owen Jones, master of the Speculation. Hugh Rowland, schooner Osprey, of Amlwch. Thomas Hughes, schooner Wakefield William Joues, schooner Emperor. Henry Edwards, schooner Glanmenai. William Jones, smack Dasher Evan Evans, schooner Margaret Jane. Hugh Hughes, schooner Hope. Owen Hughes, schooner Ann and Susan Hugh Edwards, smack brothers. Morris Roberts, master of the Alice and .Tiry. Richard Lewis, schooner Sir Hichud, ifc.oimari_s Btrnaid Durkin, Lord Exmouth. '¡' D. Williams, schooner Gleaner Richard Tholpas, richoooor Prretattfn Robert Parry, sehooner JIailryn i. o* Wm. Jones, fJLitt Elizabeth. O.^ven Williams, Heir Apparent. rrr- o, r, John Griffith, Margaret .,v it#- T 4 omas i?, f Thomas Lewis, Oiti'Vive. 7"j ■' •<» i;+k ,Owen Owens. Libert.y.?.?'tf.I ;h.. I 6,'ij > O wen Jones, master of thb GIatMgwet), Bangor. Robert Edwards, master of the Gly udwr. Bsjrmou th, iRobert Williams, aohooner''Wiiliam..i Evan Jones, ownersnd iatemasterof theSf. P.ati'jdi ,1. Glritfith Owens, master of the John NeJapp. r!" ,W:m, Harvey, mMter of the Lady Fife,, ;,4«iin, Ellis, master uf ttie Jani) Hunteg: ,r', r, Huinphrey Williatiis; masterof the Wnj. pcklast^a Hugh Williams, Hope; Nfevinj 4. I), H ughes, ma ter of the Jane & Sarah, Holyhead. I .Thomas Matthew, schooner.Matthew Oweh, Thomas Owen, tmack Alma, Holyhead.„,uw,, j nod4 < "iWiWr Robert^, schooner Waterloo. r,.Hujjlfhrey;Pavies, ichoanerBelt. Lir: one44, ownrr and mister of the Jiiun a«d E iwiffd. v> V m. Williams, shipowner, and master of thy.ac^o.i?-; Agnes and Helen. \JI!Cj tJ{ ..Jtjehard." Williams, schooner Jane Hughes. William?, master of the. Luther. Hpgh d the Dandy Secret, r 7 • Owjus^.master of thai Ajrgyle. v

J "If W « ¡¡3"i oli' h. CONWAY" i T)ii:: ;,>■ ?,?'n" • • I- "i??O 14, kL AID Ixt?Nt?CHOOI,S.—Aa;eMe<!6at aennon, in behalf of the_e 8bhot4? was preached in the on Siihd-,tN, alornitw iai* by the ftov. -0. Kingdifn, of St. John's, Detby. TtiS collection,amount-, gd to r; -.r

I  1 1. n i'. ijjo J .<?u o?T' !t)ENHie?B:. ? ?=? -'? ??- iNQOsST.-JlJn Saturday lusty tin inquest was helii in the Ir.firroafy,^Viofort' Dr Pierce, coroner, and a respect- able jury: of which Mr Lloyd Roberts was foreman, on the budyrot' Thotiiiii Jono, a labourer employed onthe atiild audlSeubigh Itailwayv It appeared that deceased was returning with others from his work on Tuesday eveiiinj|l'i h a ballast train, which was travelling at a speed dr'iibol\ 12 miles au .hour.. When near Bodffari,, he' iiiipuSently leaped out, and.in$oing so fell heavily ] on 'titfe gtmuid,- thereby laeeratiug. his right arm to a fearftl) tient, After some deloy,he was removed to i the liifiriiary, wliere he diod at ft^clock the following morning; The Cormier observed, fjiat it was palpable, deceased' had died from lofs of Wofld, and bad he been attetide«( iullnediateJr: ¡¡ftcf,thtj -.cqjdfln{, by a inidical. mait, his! liraJ-Would have )een staved. Howeverrthe occurrence, no doubt, wasi oivn rash act.1. He'had only be^i married, we are informed, eix^weeks ago. Verdict, Accidsijtal Death." Co'UNfT PtTTY Sesbioks, Wlf^NESDiT September Thomas- Hugbe«r.^Bsq,„chairman Ghambers, Ksq; Wm Pritt, Es^, (ipt Price, and W D AVyiae Griiffth, Emj. 'Bkh«cW6 Scal»4 —ilr Pugl>,4flspector of Weights MId Measures. charged aov^fal, Sfflwtry shon-keepers, with using defective soalea against buyer*. Ijhey were fined insums varymg from Öi to 201. Drttnkenness -Thoum Williams, Llandyrnog, was fined lOi 6d aud coats, for being drunk and disorderly, ?Riv??TaMtEa?e H<ttM.—?'? Mra R  MrVdWhTF.VV Suell, Mr. E F,? Y, ditto; tr rs. F viLl,i?)n, ?..?' M? and Mw ? S'Mtan. (litt?) Mt' Th'oB ^aiiapis, ?t?? Mr J ?&U, E?tMb.?t? Mr I, » ?tb?, ?rA*s J WrXht, Kvejtoii: Mr-and ?M F Foster, Nor^h; Mr W S m?; C,?ri<1ge ?Mr.'J P.?ons, Liv?gwl; Mr P<w,merw; Mr A F Low, M??.. Mr M r? H A'e ?K9"z!e, Sussex: Mr Md MM B,rQ.I'Í'I.d1 S?r?ire; JMr H .B Mbnt?? ? ???'? MonteEr4,. Lfverpoo!; Mr ind Mrs Shaw ? jJJr H S)?w. D?on; Mr K 0- Mc?eow. Alanchester, W J M<yf,?.); ditto- U,S Amet,ic?t; #r, Airs ?)J'tt? ?hep?X,. )!wh)y; Mr ?d Mra ? L Met- 'catfS.?rrp?A? tbeSMMt A and M? Stom'h't).

BY ELECT*IS' TJBX.EJBRA]Pg i. .¡, I 'I'' J. LONDOX CoW MARKET—FRIDXT. Market dull, at barely Monday's prices. LiVEMp'6i0L'tf(!«^«A.RKET-F«roAT. No chauge from Tu«»di)j,\except cpm turn dearer. ( j) 1. Wakefield COIFi jiarket—Fiuui-v. Naif Wheat, Id, to.2d. lower.

IIIGII WATRR AF BANTH)U. • I NEW BAT.HS A T .S fL Iw H. MORN. lIT. KVE5. nT fir. w. ft. in. hr. m. ft.' in." SEPTEMBER 16 Saturday 8 21 12 9 8 d.2 H 6 17 Sunday 9 17 14 1 9 40 IS 8 18 \lollthy. !.5S 15 3 10 17 Ii) S 19 Tuesday 10 33 -Iff 2 10 48 • If 3 20 Wednesday It 3 16 5 11 17 li8 21 Thlltstlay 11 34 17 2 22 'Friilay II 51 17 8 0 5 17 2 v 0 2?,, Jf,;4 0 39 16 9 TIME OF BATHING—Two Hours before and Two ( Hours after 'Hii»h Water. ,I.

From Want of space Qvriug t|o t\ie longtli o ,f! 1('. o' the Eepor^, "of Jhe National Eisteddfod aud the Agricultural Sliow meetings, the Summary of the Creueral News of-the Week has been reluctantly omitted.

Otir;,Rapdrt; pf.tha Anglesey and Cariiar- vonsliire Agricultural Show at Bangor, will be foun d, in tho SIJPPLEMEiVi! prosonted with the present number. j"

TaB WICSF-EYA-I Schools.r-We.beg to call the atten- tion of our readers to a Concprt which will be given in the Penrhyn Hall, Haugor, on Monday evening next. The Concert wiU cdnsiit if secular music, and the prize Cantata, by Owaiu Alaw, entitled the Prince of Wales," will be given by the Clioir of St. Paul's Chapel. As the object of the-concert is to aid the funds of the Day Schools of, the "aid CJiapol, w4 hope the friends of Edu- cation, amongst ail denominations, will patronize the concert, aa-the^e sobooU tire larg: and well-conducted oi.es. ■ Bdbglaby iT th^; Star Inn", B.vn-gO!—-n Tuesday niglrttlaat, or rather early; en Wednesday moriiinii.soin^ persoii (4, HSWOS broke iito.the Star Inn Vaults iii :i souiewhat, odd way-. There is fanhglit over the door, and the rogues, whoever they were, knocked the glass out, and got iii.^hr«Hgh .'the■■ aperture. Mr. Williams, i who slept in a'.room .jv«r.th^ Vault", heard a au'd at once leaped out of bed. Jahis. it is .supposed, fright- sned the prowling rogues, as. tlie only property tnissed '/IIi: a bpttie uf ginger iviile, ftad. itbout a. shilling in-cop, per-a poor ppWfo.r, tlie, rwk ^tapspwtation.. No .clue ha^ yet been discovered as to who the burglars were. ■ CAgJiAJfTOSSStKB AND AxOtJUBt l!iFlI¡)ÚRx.The annual sermon in aid o £ thefuuils of thil, excellent chari- ty yvm ,Vrqqch ticl in the Cathedral oil, Sunday morning ■last by'the,itev.: It Gahdell, M.A., Laudiau Professor • of.Arabic jit the Oxford ljpiveriity. The: rev. gentle man delivered a iu(?4t eloquent and impressive discourse, taking for his> text Matthew xi. 28. The collection amounted to X21 12-1. 4d. ENGLISH "Wesleyajt TEA Meeting.—Ou Thursday last, the annual tea meeting in connection with the Eng- lish Uesleyan Methodists' chapel, in Jamei-street, Ban- gor, was held in the Penrhyn Hall, the proceeds to go to the chapel fund. The following ladies presided at their own tables, supplying the tea, &c., gratis—Mrs. H. Jones, Glan A(Ida Miss Willoughby and Miss Roberts; Mrs. Johnson and Nirs, Crooks; Mrs, lhomas Lewis, Frondeg; Mrs. Bacon, Miss Ingham, Golden Fleece Inn; Miss Johnson and Miss Burton, St. Paul's; Mrs Bellis, and Mrs. Bateman. In the evening a meetiug was held in the same hall, presided over hy the Rev. W Crouch, minister of the chapel, when spirited addresses were delivered by the Rev. Air. Creed, Independent minister; Rev. Mr. Williams, Baptist minister; the Chairmau Mr. Tittertou, &c. The chcir of the chapel sang a number of pieces in a very pleasing and effective mauner, at intervals, during the evening.

conway. QR" EXT 9.tLI3- OF-THE PWLLYCROCHON AND- n; BODLO:NDKB ESTATES. H, f. One of the greatest gal es of lai^d.property whicli, has ooourred in this part of NIN,aleo for a great lumber of years has taken place this week at the Emkine Arms [lott,l, QoRN%Iay; the property, which belonged .to .L^dy .Brakine, isdiyfded -two estates, named ks abLive, nnd'are. situate .jjiirtly in Carnarvonshire, and partly' in Denbighshire^ and,c,omprise altogether ah.oi\t 3,000 acres, mostly of excellent arable and pasture Lvid, with severaJi nes rb, art, afae> two, .WntifuVp^siniM,; ■ Pwllycrochon, situate near Llanrhos, and Bodfojjdib, an- the side of. th?, fiver, • Conway, .close to the. ancient town of Conway. Such a. property iF; not often thrown opei) into the public market; and as it was divided Imte a great ncitn. b<f of lota, maJiy of thetn small ones, it enabled porsons .•ofcUut;lipiit'jd:capital to become "landed proprietors,^ TOdito.dw!'tJe,i' tended to.Mcreaee.'the itggregaLte.tota) of the sale, wjiich, to tts6 a common and well understood phrase, Was a ramarkably good one. Mt., aiid the n^anner irf which he.&ptidvctesUhe stile did him infinite, er^dit, aiid hem goei wen ip ,4iil alreudy'high/reputationas. a fiM- •elftW .ftuttionw The, 'Sale ..commenced on, Tuesday, at tlie F.r^k-ioe Ar»ia,.Hotel, jtnd .was attended by gentlemen from' near'; ,ay,all parts of England aud .Wales, as ihe^property is re. maskable for, its pjctiifasqwebeauty, saluii^ity, and is situ- ated'fllope.tp.a, hrst«j»8f> railway, station, ali(I the self eoaat. On this in the-parishqs of Gyffiu were disposed, of— the followingheing ;tbe principal lots, with the pilK flhaaera' Rodlondeb' maosioj, garden, and demesne,. Rd, raýteg" LOA Benarth ;j>vioe, £9,20Q. builffl.nga, Ea4t £ .!#»<• tJ)f ,faut. Grfefarto^ ,Mr.\fiU;¡,fÜ.j gfvridge, Macclesfield. ''Part'in BrYA) 1 Clyippg audcljeadr# to for jiq8i6. 1 'T^ g«coJi|j dayy safe a Very b6pvy ope, Add ah (tf projierty-, was sold, Mr. Jones, Jtol^la, bought ifodkWa (ill ^ase, lOyoarS uhe'Spired)!, for 4,000. F.ii-t of Bodi^di .bach, including house- buildings, jjfcc ie] to tif. Y, it,' Esq, TanycoeSj Bangpr, for JPar.Çl\iP"" \1nol g\Yyn and Derwen degand coppw rniife. pi-e "Otl by Mr. Ingham, innkeeper, i?mgor, ?N-1 ??f(W i?ine Hine, h.M been working the mine. Mr ('h?t tf? bought Lmd in the same [ia- Mh of GytMn, ?N, iGh <m?.uq?d'to ?<i,400, 't'he ?)!phUr miab? Gwernyr ,i(id; i.-i J. Lov?' gro, EltUlt VI ot,.e, m?HQ!'?'tt))-.?6GOO.. '? On, Tj^Jay, tlw  pos^d of, the byautiful+Biai&ioiv f^]"ri( '?a'"g?.?' iMM? &c.bt&ng bt<u??t by ?et)t]er, Maneheatpr, ?t' x 2T,000. Sti. T'e?nder 4189, Wng ?, t pevei-al fal,w i,?le amq^ut of ?8,000, 0)' ? !tiov I4? lots rejitmedrery high Hgures, M the wtp)}?'<'n. w.? v<y f?.- ?.he?a'w? eohttnu? nn. ?? ,(yf?tei'day)> .oup?extiopr??'? ?att..g'Ye ?MC.?rh.cn?. In the )peMwhi)e'wem?? )U? .c.);'Rden?y eat- cul?t?t tM' Mtn?????? ?'S ?"? ? ?'' W e much weasl\lI¡q'9'b;iít ,r)¡\!y F1'relr:lne with ?M? kiJh? ?"??. ?'M??? ot?hQUM and y? to M9M "d Mrs. Fwr,ry" ^erit Uinol^on nt\lltJobtwI¡ P!!1,w i'tpu 'f"; 'r, ..gmC. of the BrikVe Ct' an  Qwou% CM?y.

JREFIEVV GP THE BRITISH CORN TttAUB I DURING TELE..PA.ST WEEK. Wtth another week's See weather many farmers have regretted ffl« ftiwte with which they aude their latest gathering while lsbnvfc of the second crop of graft had been itcured, with iostan- ces there the latter grovrtb tu the heavier of the two; but the toni-'continued dews of the raorning have greatly hindered the pllUng int., .tAck i" gMtI condition. Beaus will now turn out a fafr sample, to the surprise ot growers, and the crop of eacul- eit4 potato.. excepted, prorewie of the finest gathered. E*- temAve disease has, however, befallen this root since the rains, aadPit is now too late for any ehnge of weather to mend matters Th. unei^-cted renewal of summer has quite staggered the VhCat trade during .the put week, and prices have given way al- moitas though another cropwas-to be gathered. We apprehend botevor, that the dccline on ttally fine quality will prove bit teiiporary and though a coasiierable portion of the new crop ismmp bir. little being sprouted, we trust that means will be f I to dry it sutJioiently for grimiing. with the temptation of low prices. O¡,I4"¡¡eKl!IaWdecllned but little, say scarcely is per qO. but new %as glrp» my 2a tc 8s penqr. though without rjay .sales at the r France generally the plentiful simples o.feriug of the new crop have brought down prices is per qr f Hamburgh and Danzig having yielded about 2s on the highest quotations: but the rain lasted longer in Poland than here, and'eomeqnently much more damage was done. Belgium. and Holiiiid-noted httio change, neither did the interior oj fJenuany, while some speculative inquiry has at last sprung up in Venice,atfiill former rt. But in America, both as respects Canada And the United States, a further advance has ensued upon the' arrival of Ruropean news; and the growth of the Fe I -r,,tt StatesIila *host this:year is put at 3J millions quarters bclijw that of 23/4. This e.1tim &te, taken before the arrivals of the neivs from Europe, became a base for a large advance in fireadstuff* a* ?oon a.s it^as known tlut England France, Po- had, and part of Russia reported a deficiency.

LIVlnpOOL CORN MARKET.—TUESDAT. Our foreign arrivals duiiugrthe past week have been moderate oC%heat and flour, aifci large-,Of Amer can mixed corn, but verv small of all ither articles. -Fioni Ireland we have good supplies of rifew o^ta and oatmeal. a '1;ho export list is quite unimportant, the only foreign ship. vaent b,[!)!" a small rmantity of malt to Melbourne The news of the baa tiarvest weather in this country his given the American shipper ver-jtexaggerated notions of our require. iperits. oziii of the prices ha tan command for his breasiuffs, which however are already much above the limits send out. Another \.('k of weather as hof as Rummer has quite steered out trade, and we have to reporc n nhing but de un. n m nkets ,,on all iitio, new wheat stllt:i itig thd mJt, on account of its vopaition this howrver Is tfiu'-h irnl)rov,.d the last day or two. At Mark Lane yesterday flltl and foreign whe.tts gave way Is per quarter, and new was still voyy msaloaMe at irregular prices. We have had a fair attendance of m ller> and dealers at our corn Exchange this morning, but holders not bjiog disposed to meet 1116 vievs of buyers the transactions in both wheat and flottr have beei, of the most retail character at much alhut the prices current this day week Indian corn has suffered a fur- ther decline of i)d to Is per quarter, at which it meet, it pretty free sale >ew Irish oats have come down about 2d per bushel and oatmeal t, per load scareel*' any old here. Heans and pease rtiaintaia extreme prices. Feeling barley more plentifa| amU-atlwr cheaper. Market closes extremely ctull- IH^AXO & THORNLKY BBOKEKS.

B-\Nf*OR;Fair. September 13th—i>ur September fair was held to-day. the supply of cattle being very good there was scarcely auy dehiand fot any kind of beasts. 1("001<. September lb-Théle a pretty good attendance at our roarkvt to-day, with a mid-ili' show of grain samples. The tr#de w;L? of a rather dec)ir.inf aspect, tr.tm.?tioM very The trg? The'prices on tire whole the w«e as our last week's week's (jdotatfrin. Butcher's atalU wjre well supplied, but no alterations in prices since onr last. ITELYL. Sel)tetnber l:th.OllC' mu t to-day was well attended but little business done. Wheal li» to lis 9d per 103 lbs; barley, 9* in X0i per 147 lbs; butt r. 2 s 7d per lb eggs, Id each • beef, tuutton, au4 lamb, fcd to lOd J'Nb; veal, 7d to tJd per lb; ducks, 4s per couple fowls, 3s to 4s ditto.

CHESTER MA.IUCE V -SATURD vr. At t^tay's inarket there was a fiir Utendav.ce and a large supply of wheat, chiefly new wliicli I )! t at a reduction of 3d to 6d per-^ushel- 0}d bean's and <»a-.s b sing scarce were rather dearer; new auchinged. Indian e tit declined 9d to Is per aUarter. ••• > ANew Old. a d. s. d. s. d. a d. Wheat, while per76lt«A. 6 3 to ft 6 7 0 7 3 Ditto,'red.0 0 — 3 6 9 — 70 Hartey, malting per 38qts .0 0 — 0 0. 0 0 0 0 Dittogriading; per tijlb 0 0 — 0 0 8 9 4 0 O&t'. pe' 46ib 2 8 3 0. 3 ti 3 9 Beans, per 801b 0 0 — 0 0. 7 0 7 3 Ditfo Egyptian, per qr 0 0—0 0. 0 u 0 0 fudian eoM feed., per qr 00 0 0 31 0-31 6

r.QXIXWttffr MAKKEf.—Monday gt'Che. present early season;'has had its influence upon our mar ket this \reelr, and the rteinaod althuu/ii considerable is no dqual'to the supply priem have consequently declined from 53 to 5s per cwp sifuw our. IlMt report. and at this reduction our tuartat has been much firmer to-day and the currency is grad- ,k more established character. i Mid ntitt last Konta ilostolGOs, •v t: ..t 11 ki.WeaM tti&ents. 100s to izu. f ( Sussex, Ites to k; 2,.

LIVERPOOL-WOOL MARKET—Saturday. Stitch; The trtuie-httving supplied themselves freely at the fairs in the North, have not being obliged to come to this mar ket to supply freah wants. T.ie new samples continue on a £ undiminished scale and as the harvest may now be considerea to'be *about an average, and busineii renewed with the Unite States, it seems more than probable that present rates may be* maintained.-Fort'tfri; There was a fair trade demand /oral medium well-conditioned wool, at late current rates.

LONDON HAY MAttKET.—SATCRDAY. Per load of 311 trusses.—Hay, 110s to 120s; clover, 125s to 13is Od straw, 2, to 32s.

LONrDON SEED MAttKliT—MOSDVY. The cloverseed trade continues inactive. Samples of the new foreign crop, French and German are now showing. The qua- lities are very various, and do not indicate a fine growth prices are yet unsettled, but a few sales have been made at equal to about 56s per bush. Trefoils maintain their value, with liwited saies. Winter tares were in good supply, and again noted lower 3s to 6s per bushel. BRITISH SEED Canary, per qr 5 to —S Linseed, per qr., sowing. 56s. to 6)s, crushing 541 to Linseed cakes, per ton £ 9 10s to elo las R:tpeseed pat, qr 72s to rfta Rape cake, per ton z, 00 to £ wa

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—MONDAY. The tallow trade is quiet to day. at about previous qllotaUons >Tew P.Y,0. is quoted at 45s 9d per cwt. on the spot; 4i>s 8d»r Deaember, and 47s for March delivery. Town tallow 43s 3d net cash. Rough fat commands 2s 4d per Sibs.

IT ''iyMiKOrt)E^rAN CATTLE MARKET-Mosdvy. There was a large su]tply of beasts at this market to aay, ana the .tieef trade consequently ruled heavy, at a decline on last tationi. sheep tlie supply waj also large, betas «ver 30 WX > head Pi-iino. mutton maintains its price, while for ihferior a reduction of from 2d to 4d per stone had to be Mjb- mitteil to. The veal trade was heavy, but without materhl alteration ifi proviAB^ quotations. tor pork there was a more active demand, s(ld pa.ices Wert arm But for the foreign sup- plies of beasts and iheep, prices would be very much higher. ") II!: Beef "3) M '«> 4(1. I veil o> <w. o, M?n :So M.-? 0d. Pork 3s Od. 41 IM Latab .Us Od-' 7s 0d I

i VALE OF CLWVI) ITA[LWXY- ø<I. Na?mctt' of f?<o'- 'Met e;Ki?? aepMmoer WLa. ijw. ?C?opm-M.! MM<mer'. P*n:et<,?. 6~ ? ?°6 ?tereliandi4e 32 Hin^rals ::? 7 100 UvoStock ?'  Total. 236 2 f OorMtfo?dint 1Vk in li64. 150 10 0 '?   55 1s0  ::? M 20 :¡:L. I i'jJ r;rfiolal"; 7 ? 17 0 i J !f''?b"M'' r 2 i 7 e :"r<kv, r. M.SMiTH.?creMry.

• tONOON AND. NORTH WESTERN" RAILWAY ?<«nt?'rr.?/arfA<<?- '?f?"Mt? o .P??t?M.P??' ?-??' HoMM,Do?,MdM?t< £6U8 pl?4 ?g 19, ?d Cattle" 5,2Ø (Miies'<fi)i»,— £ <>3 420 'TIMb 'i' £:23 4 Con?cn? w?? t" 1864. ? i Corrjw^oni^ w^k In 66477 2: iiw» tNtt»3,^(ie«i—J„86Ml  ??;?'?'? ??- E ST?WA?T. Beretarr.

[ :cÁft;\RVW5J:Ø.R¡; AND A5f«I.Ksey IXFIKMARI. lYeCh;(Y Jiepon. 4 [n-wtienU remainieg by last report. V c admitted since discharged cureft. relieved 1 \t remaining in the house (inpatients remaingiuby last report. 1951 admitted since 6; Sitrgtfou for the ensuing week Dr. Richards. Visitors-ktev. D Evans and Capt Ireuionger- £ (John Rowlands, House-Surgeon.

B[RMINGRA31 clifLE%,I.ILRKEr-TUF.ID tY. We received a fair supply of beasts trM, heavy, at aoout late quotations. The supply of sheep ilud lambs allo It an average number. Fat^ig-* A good supply, iieef. 7<l to 7jd pec lb uiottoft, M to PJ4 per lb; lamb, 9d to Ojdpcrlb; bacon i>ig8, 10s to losodper meore;porket ditto, 1 js 9d to lis 3d per llore..■

In tAA",Ct.i" "of the Great Exhibition demoted to the <??' ition of S?rjjiw-MMh?nical mventioas. Mr. Whiter Moc ?" i'atent Lev^t Truss was placed, anil cxcited a vast deal of pub- tie attention AmUightly so too, for Lt h by fa rtlie til()it perfect and skillful ront^auce of a likenatuie we have ever examinfd- £ y^rely sample in its construction, it is free from all those (Uumsy cumbidusuGss, to characteristic of the ordinary Steel ?tiring Triiis: I Wliiiat Its extremely lIloderate cost recommendS ft most unmisfcaiwuUly to the notice of the million And by the million, we fuel assured, its merit will be appreciated, and ta groat worth dudy appreciated, Tlx North Wia Chronicle is registered for translawtoll ,< Abroad. THE NORTH WALES OnRONICL5 advertlser FOR the pkincipalitv. .Hinted wd Published by the Editor and Proprietor Joihf IKWmuis Dooma*. of thO pariah of Bangor a* his Qenarol rrintiua Office, Caatle-atreet, Manes PfUNTED BY STEAM POWER í' ".n.

BOmmii. Juries—Messrs. Brlnley Richards, J.Tho- mt (P-«ceerdd GwiUa), and J. Aa»V*o^Woyi-jT -s „ tfr. £ oku Tbnmn, in delivering tbu adjudication, suet fW< 18 the in >st interesting and moat important mat- I*w im conutotion with the whole Eiateddfod, to enable ou n»o«i|ilete tUeeduoatiota of thfeji'wiyvare lisU&ti* » <?Mtj«tS'ai<hed potion in this country^ ht pFe\Fe. B*(wt mtiy u[) iu thoir arrival ltt It alati gives :œ .porlunity of geeiug how much h?ent ttier? i <m. dm en'tntry. We ohouM baVti boM gtadto awaM ? &dM.h.v<!np t? each of the We h?enot! 'at?heMt?it?tmuin pWllollnoi8gcollr,\n. Nth I .(sim «-«ce ami tm?ieat knowledge iu the singing, we ?s? the Sch?t?r?tip to MiM t..d[MU?. I sLouM be ;&bL§i M individualize each comp'Otit?.—Ot'e "'h? '?- '?ttMr. he r??rked, st?d very high, n??y, ?'? TBgUi, <r* H' ??'??P ??D..T wiAe?? that  ver?. t.??..? S<.h.t?)?. ? the rajult rf tt« l, ?.M?. who pr"nÙ,eJ at LlaaMna y;?? t6 rai- ?<?m? ???-t'?t purlM-" ?M ? ? Ldies re- ???w.<Mr.. t4? C'<?<? ,ai.l tlie ^m, yton Wlliiari, LUiitairyugho»i*«iJI^An8lcaey^ (Loud 3*i$X W Iliarn '? ?t?Edn!?? wa. then, anud e"MiaeMMe theenug, AmM tritU the |»ri*e by the President. ,%keA ow,u L)f Londoi^r^d fcw adji^icatv.n .UMf?. "ludt?trLJ Ct?-e? ? W'? -ruz..6? ?Tt M ?J<tl EM)'t Ej?y< ?re r?eiv?, ?ned re- '<????, "G.?.' "?twedydd, Mtw £ FtcIiot, ??.? ?war. Teg" the ?ud 0?,' Rictai^ob- .i-?.td.?.j Coch," "(J.redi); aud" C<.b?t. 'b?h -ff r!M 'froti? in the ht Cla* p?e?cd,coMtd?t.k TMct- The adjudicators were o{ ?Wou ;lla ebb: i.Mr ? the whole, w? the beat. Tho tjut??om coin; Ml! was the Key. D. Griffith, Pwi Duvwww, nan: 4 Wit representative was invested with the prizo by .Hnr. £ Uia. Etc. Diviei then briefly addressed the uieetms, and ■amocieed two subject; f»r competition, (complimentary F- a& xi-in to the Presidents), to be awarded the next I $*wg ard Ch,,ru- Hen Wind fy Xhadan. tfir Tfcowas 'Lloyd, Dart., M.«, iu Kugjwh aud NVe11311, miwl a ;,+)te-of -thaukip to the Ili-twidout, which was =*rxjt<i(sd bv the Vice-President. J TK- fresident acknowledged the complii. ment, and I by oayiug-" lechyd dan hir.iynjtl i bohun j.Iitnach." TUE CONCERT i athmded by pr.i?My n"')? < nttntto daK t ??0 peoKk. Nit'. Jolii?L thtat T was ??e?«[ in a 6tyie worthy of the 'composer ?Mtt)?- which t;'M? the.p?iHiOU MtU t?M?.T? .III! ':1 ,n! -I THURSPAt. tsa it another delightful ^oitiin^ an 1 it being tlie -,du,z,i.ltg day" thousands nf^peoyle, dressed In thir h,tii,dev attire, perzitubtilated tlie streets froni. an early ), br. i I 1; SOCIAL SCIISSfi#. SECTION. T'J.:e Sial Science Department opened this morning )H.-n.M O'clock, the Hev. J. OwitHth, iii the chir. V- Hugh Owen, of London, read a paper entitled, -IL lortudl uf statistics, relating to and tTie, «;<a'*V by Mr. C. W. J on e%; assistant secretary to the iia Wel,;Ii Club Uiiiori. The paper was a iximputa- tim. /osia the census of 1861" and other sources ut ill- ewasu&mg statistics relating to: the population, occupation, ^n>t ..i..1 positiou of the ^ulsh people. tie Rev. Chancellor WiHUius followed with aI, able Mtt iiiteresting composition hiv The elsh Language. mi-a h-ow it should be u'outaftv, W r Hugh Owen next reatta:mbort but able p"'Per ol* lli..>- <III" popubr Education in -I- -the tiiiioii ■ jf ast promoters." 'l'hc distinoBiw mtlie, be proposed to it-w like schools when brought under the .auspices of the would be the Cambrian Day Schools,' which 113*. 11"&1 received by the mating.. 10 S. vers interesting and imponfcaiit di^emvon JS,t..ln h&U'a the Chairman, Mr. Jenkins, the Very Rtjv. the Out«f Kipou, Mr. Johnes,-Dolau Cothy, Air. /ones, fKrruuagham, Dr. Nicholnt, Gtott Ahiu, Sir .l homas sutt Col. Pryse, Canon Jeukiiie, tfce., upo^i the p nvrt, al the day, aud also that .MIM by Dr. NichoLus oil Latc-vit)its d-,iy. fl,w Ifc. Owen also announced:<tl*it aeveRil other papers ,■ vhut time would ndt allocs of their being r,ea.d. -rí.T .ill be published uext 'hek.' ..1.\ present we may state that after a lengthened di. un the subject of the Education of the Middle- ill. Wales, it was moved by -All'. Johnea, and se' .staled by Mr. Hugh Owen, That, with the view of rrrttaetiug the education that il,eweir should be sought from the legislature to enable <&t authorities iu counties:lind'boroughs to (lef riq, out rf ,iz. county or borough rttas the ,«p^. of prtivkliug ftit& middle-class scUotAihoiMp. in t4e several coun- "iim tad boroughs of the Principality.' (On the suggestion of Cel. itfryae, M.P., it waft- vinall ,aL,.outtv agreed that the foregoing motion should be, J ftrrxwl and circulated with a view to its discussion at £ ie Eisteddfod of next year. THE EISTEDDFOD. j A-, naou the Council and friends formed a procession B dee Town Hall, and escorted the President of the day, ■& ThflmasilX Lloyd, tfart.1 Ml P., to the INtvillion, vwk" was found crowded with an enthusiast") and ,A4Aioalble audience, as ori tha day before. C5wydfardd was the conductor of the day. fsetical addresses weVe delivhretl by Nodwydd, Tjfid Berw, Gwilytn TeW, 'ind AllUid and Miss V altw having sung Cl^c^u; "Aberdoyey," in an exv" ",WOP-,diuey sweet manner; The President addressed tlie assembly iu the following -wvdii: — Ladies and gentlemen, FeUowoountrymen, 8 -in assure you it requires no small eflbrt to come for- Nwaz& on this oecasiou to address so huge- so unusually :L-V an utseniblttge of people. I must, at the com- rantceoient, apologise to any of you who may not be ti&- to hear. I suppose I see sumechiug like 4,00U ,qtè before iae aud it is more than people unaceiia- faetMd to speak can accomplish to make themseHes \îrud by all, titi(I 1 am unable to moderate my voice so i'2u.t everybody may hear me. But I am quite sure you •*«i graut me that indulgence, which we know English- uvw. -aye, and Welshmen, too, always aftord to the -ar"ger. (Applause.) Ladies and gentlemen, before I ■ osunaence the few remarks 1 purpose making, I would ,«ko ur that I thoroughly sympathise with the commit- "fe on the uoii-ari,ival of his Imperial Highness Prince EA £ »ea Buoneparte. When I arrived here on Saturday •aril, and heard the PrinM was unable to come, I folt CMakderable degree of disappointment. I thought osaJtars would be flattet in cnuieq ience of the non-ap- -.I,waace of his Imperial Hitfhfigss. :rt stritok me at if tve mete going to give f theplay Of -14anilfet with the mwt of Hamlet left out: (Laugft4e" But I must -u.x that the very eloqu«it!ad(l'feiw;jwh'ich oitt eioquent MCMideut on Tuesday lifadij qtrfte oblitwated all itelitigs <! disappuiutmeut. It feWiiiedl»> me Mien Ktteniug to him that the eloquent Yicar of Neath was a Prince in ,2 but the uame (chedt^rmd I 'tWrtk W> mau could 'iktre done fuller justice to, the subject than he did ifCbeers.) to the Ejgt.eddlbtiaù;' Aij,-wwr dsty screeds, eveiythiug sleiiii t6 1?«r 'on better,! and tlie nwtplc eeeui to take a greater and warmer interest in Se proceedings. Now Are naturally osnNted to tiike a wifthest: jiHeree*; in Bisteddfodau W««aght to do so. f I'Avo remcm Ii9 fceUeve that our Ei^lsTi"!fri«rtKK Aid-Visitors are; also ?fM? ph'tMed '?ew I know thit for a fact, Wry ?en::tact,. i<?.Me I was pesuM ?? t?y;?t&: Mt ,most:,o, <dMm came here in difttnv, iT t? Mt.'gethe)-, BiiraicaWe; "d I do believe tbey'Mea ?reftmM w&Ma thteMst M ,? Eisteddfod. ;?". wo.i&rduat WI" M??sitrht. I beIieve"yit<M"< ?')?"<"?" (Apptause..) ILAtzuek me, MU we tnd? ?ttHe! i.t?a?y.i?Mt? tn &itcddfùd of Walee? If we took in anoent hmcs- 'ia the old classic age.' oP?hHqu?y?jf ? go ? t?m< -? eee in those times'?t&aat g&Wfes %?4 S".ts?: buc?then ?e see the blood-stain.#Wena -M the ?uIt<Meua?whBra. ?gladiators were -,? ??'' ?l? I Butchered to?t? Ofti litAiLiayl' ? -? But here all is pcace^fc^W'llioiyf'W»'e-l«ok al Greece in her palmr!aW^,«*»',8'*«t .?tw.?Md Of Corinth, at which, the Corinthiana dtt?ymt.th?' MvaK but at the ^e'tffce,- t1ftws'ow«w:bitelleotual 'Ulltei!t in poetry an? hi?S? 'Utat? <cmf an4bteiii lNugh very remote,Waleia. And ?PraMco we fiud pe?M! M???t'tbe. tniboJ.? e! Provence, which.t.?''ve,'?e<mm!? <tp.' <ThO? pffhaps, will be the'?re't'F"'?b!e-t<? ttt? ?Mto?d?? ,d W?h-e. (Apptau?''f'rhe?).?h?tt?ett(M?'?eaHi,. ia his address to you, sno?'.?H? a?tq'OJty <? tb& Fiw- i?Adiod. About t1fjil 'M)n.'?ntt<'tf*t) c?tttaNfd. ?<.M cjuld be no dJn?. Mr, (Mn!t)f )t.<(t Odd-thai t?ey were ttiiteriortS--t%e,4rtm4AUtt4byi"(A, imioavval Nvith t(r?.??tia?'Wt f?'too.mttfv.?that. t??uld make it tM(7Wt?'<<ta.'  "WbAt a M«t<wy did it a hid -(Iipy gitili-,ivtjd the rise Md fall of empires hakl %h4y nimesaed -dNC6 the fall of one' dyiwsty ??'tt? 'n?'o? toiothm' f t? Eisteddfod!? A, l ,?6vt. en?M 1 H* h)Mim his posse'?' ?M?nu'???? .?e?t)? Jtó' e<t&j vyt?MMo when ttig?tT&4ff)d t?efe were cert.unl?tMMU'm Pe??p?e?rtit wha? .«uto l it was to award thf eiidUes^ui,, rwand when ? w?M! not. pre.???. duty ? ,Am?olved,upon th< Abb???t??" Oet?a.he.,?, caution. Vhat ??'w??at?e?<?'? noMM??; ? ?efMsttud a p&rtiutheMf?t hMt?ttuw?W??.. ?rhe thousht ?gunt?t'?<he Mde-?he t)? ?Hf?d-ttttif t)fe'?MMea ?f'??tea «ey«? ?.. .oo tltemøc1H,s ''l'ith:the poofle oaMt?M w? M- ."Mlt upon th?oMemen'tCd-SMtttetnen of the pm, ?.?t, dM to take an interest in their tMtioa? meeting "lØIóI&mentd of the people, (Cheers.) He would ??Mi dw NMteddfed iu two ways; he looked upon it J¡! \t,11:s;rHcÍ1l1fa.veYf'ffic S wbjeST Yn tneS?t'ptao.'itf.?r.dHeMture,. .,A.try h?ry,m?oMtor?. (;Ap?u?e.) ;;?uMtdoM neteestt&etei ? It,"Wds ?to social science which occu- otM&verf. ptcMinM(t. <<?tuM p the preaent day, it-em- 'aUp the iudutntry cf th? onuWry, tha !D;¡IIU£' tures'; itat?embrMM the 6de\?rt4<tpi?t? HM?) '&c' 6u very bMttttM)y' akcmp fled t)il ??eae?toeea-. Aloll.; 'WttMaf.t?rty'ooh?chent? the eenu^ pf #Jrt Gibson, tli« of,Ifygaej who is a Weishman, he pointed out {Mi«,^he^r«at W;elbh, sat)oti^,p^nje (^aud^ to the young Moubetpre him pe would say it, ;A lb- solutely essential for them to itudy the clM<!tcar !nod1!IJ -such mmle}jj'IM Ghitl¡ter,- fehakspere, and the rest, and that two f\*r the purpose of exueliHiaf iO- tlie W.elslb (Loud Laughter.) There, was another feature in which lie viewed £ hq ilis; tpddfod, and. in this hp knew he differed from liverj'great body ofihis ffiewls, but believed the liMMsddfod wim an awartiou on the part of tihe Welsh ptople 'fof;ft claim to niiAiQuAlitl,. (Apl)la,t") With. ii glowin,attostroplie to the spirit of nationality as forming the great political and. fItJ-i&I, tf\lgtu of a coiVntry, i»n'd showing that tilt: three kingdoms of Great Untafe-«aii Act/ together in hartuony. aud yet be dtttinct,,tiie.hutt. gcut^aian concluded, with thw follow- ing Cy>Mric naniiment, adnvvably delivered -Dan air ichyvi.^)' nyhgydwalwyr, un fyd8, un iaitli, Uu gWon.T. (Loiid and prolonged cheers.) if ""A gfatid rKiett in thneoi mowetnenK fp' two Mrps, by Mr. j; Thomas and Mr. Griffith, Llanover. Coiiiiietition in singing Swrat day, so oool (boat soog)^-Welsh or English words, by choirs of luised voices, not bhkil It), in-number.' Prize Cii 4f. apd itaodal to the 'cMd'Mtor—Judges Mr: Ambrose Lloyd 'aud •Diraln Aiaw, Only one competed; viz., Berallt clioir. They were declared worthy of the prize, aud the leader Daaiel Jones w;w invested by Mrs. Leww, Glanarmon.  warding n prize of £ i for the best translation into English of Gurtliddrych Henaidd, by the Rev. W. Jones; ( Myfyr). Hwfa Mdn tbok that opportunity to obsesve that the Council had very properly-stipulated that the, compositions, dtiofild^faot be in the handwriting of the doilipetitors and though aeveral wrote to the Judges to enquire' to whom the prize had been awarded they' fnok no notice whatever of their o(ttnintiuicatioi)s Eight competed, but the pi,i4e was qividerl betweeeu Ni,i,. Iof Rbthefhithe,'London.-Miss Wit- liitns, (Eoe Gwiia) represented M iss J opt?s, aud was in- vaiOO'd bytlie'PI'èîùel\t. ^Ajisa, Lewis, Llysnewydd iil- ftlitc-tl the firmer. Awarding i' m-ize of & fat; the best, and a prize of for tlie seeOnd tiest Coiigrisgatiofial Tunes 011 the Motre 8, 8, Yri'Iid<tft icyliaf bywy pyth'S com- peted"■ Th&U,ti (t¡wlf. D Lewis, ''was invested :liy MrSl Griffith, Mr, I). I'.mlyri'K'vftfis^ Chel|teului)a whose rKpreaettbMve; Mr. Pavies, Cheltenham/was invested by'Mi^s'Lewia. Awt),t(ling ttie prize of sC I a!hlà "viitunle "the Heeu)- lection of Wales" to tiw best female performer on the pianoforte, "'the rising of the lark," Only on^'doifipet^' .\li Hensöø; TitUSai'thsnj who. Wail iuyjstbd 'by the Lord LieiWtntOiti" ",1 i r C'haucelliilr WilliatM announced the decision ;bf,tlie Jitd^es ou'the3'arts and industry," and mentioned in particular tfief' paintings'iof a young artist (Ab Cnled-i I'ryn) and ealTt*? that gentleman to.come forwat-d fore- ceive no which a geutleihan gave'for the 4'tnalf ifnetrtre of a Welsh iR ^tage. A correct list of the awards in art,and hitlustrial department will appear in our coluravis-, next week; blit beW; stoue carving w;¡,;¡ awajtled this day to Mi- Kogers, Heaumaris; tweed anti tlmnels ttkt Mr. Pryce Jones,'Newto'wn, Ma*. H- H. Pritchard, Bala; wood carvifig tn John Williams, Dolgelley *vho' were invested by Miss Griffith, Garreglwyd, -1 Awarding a -prize of e2 2s. for the best six stanzas On" Aberystwyth,'as a watering place." Best Air. ^{."Wil- li mis (Trebot-MifiJ'-w&o was iuveated by Miss, Johnes, Daia-Cotty. ■ ltev. Ihv'JiWhes; Pant-teg, tfleli delivered AP tnkli,Ii oration ttpuft the utility of Ei«teddfoda«h.atld' claimed a distiuguishecl (losirtiiii for tlie. Eriqcipiility., He traced thMiistnry Oi* from the earliest times, their st'rugf gles In d'ol"old for their liberty, and the happy union comtnSWiof'atert by tin: raising of the Duke of Rie'h'raTiijVtti thb throne of Eugland, He wa& loudly z Chaucelldr AVillikmJ'tisad.^is .adj.^diQatioi) ,$sjavs (iti Wifah) the selection, breHdin" siml, lti^ff' agenieWt of the'-iirt stofck best suited for Wales. "Three coiiftpetrtoi'&j'WS neither ,adl,lemd to tble '§til)ject 'tut recilntrnended thS Cbawcil to give '£ tii oy.ea..tl' I to to another, competitor.1 The, best was G.' J." (Mr. tuq the second Mr,, J. George; l.lhn'StWd,Pembrokeshire. ■ Rev. W. '.ioiies, refttor of Ll,,tnetid(lvyyi;reai,l his adju- dication, Add'tbat.oT Dr, Edwanis, ITAIal upon'' the essays Mr.'Ebeh Vlirdd for whioh a' prize- ot" zfdi "a, (Afered. Three composition^,were receive^^ but the best was Mr, R. Foiilkes Edwards. (Risiart DiTu 6 Wynnedd) who was investedf% Miss Junæ"Pantgla3. PennH!ion ?)!?ag, anaa Bolo an thatVeMt*'har? 'b Mr:GriflithJ'Llaltown > ;.h'  ".j, h"'I- r, 0- • THE CHAIR :prt.B £ iifto.>v"rK Rev. W. Caledfryn Williams delrverad-hisftdjudioatioc upon the chair subject—a prize of-^50-a%d a medal for the beif poem (Awdl) on St, Paiil. Seven competi- tors oiiiy. The learned critic dilated upon the merits and domecits ot sack cotnpf'aitiona,'and declared that h' usrne wefe worthy w: the pHte; which wis announced to be opened tor competition for'ttie neit Nittional Eis- teddfud jat Chester. A vote of thanks having baen passed by acclamation to the President, who returned thanks in a Welsh speech. The meeting concluded with a iiational Bong and chorus. THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. An exhibition of the Art, Industry, and Products of Wales," was opened on Tuesday last at the Temperance Hall, and continued on the following days. The project was a new one, suggested, we believe, by the Rev. Chan. cellor Williams, of Anglesey, who being nobly supported by the warm hearts and the willing hands" of the peo- ple, succeeded in collecting together such an exhibition of the art and manufactures of Wales that will moat assuredly encourage the promoters to further exertions in giving effect to that which v. as taken up with so much heartiness and succegs. Pecuuiary rewards and medals were given in some instances for objects deemed worthy of such, aud even the honourable -mention" of such a body cauuot fail to be highly prized. The. lixhibitiou was open between the hours of 9 and 12a.m».and 3 and"6 p.mi, ,wlleu it was visited by a- large number of ^peqtatpr% who spoke in hfgh terptts -of admiration of the arraiigemeiits The fblfrtwing ladies kindly undertook to fwit as judges of articles of ho' manufacture :—LaXy Lloyd, lirduivyrtd'; Mrs. Pryse, lUogerddan 51rs. Dav^s, Clielteuham; Aira/'Mofgatt and Misa Williams (l-'os Gwna}. Upon entering the |Ka|lj out'attei)tioh' waS flireCttid to, numerous enamelled articles of slat^ tron) ,Aberl1etébny" aud livaichgoch slate Works, consisting of elegantly' po-1 lished chimney-piece4, ,ts^)Jes, baths, speeimens of slates fonu Mi". Greaves's quarry, FSitiO- i(ig.; rpck) with visil)la gold, feael and cojipei'ore,- ape- ciiiieus <)f marble froiju.Tcosymairau.' ipilirry,' Anglesey a column of Anglesey..marble, \n different 'drsssingsf; several blocks of graijitjEi from the Welsh Granite Com, j pany, &c. Nlr, It. H. Pritchatd, Bala, had some excellent s, peci- mens qf Tweeds, table covers, aprons, petticoats; printed flauner, &c combfniii$; good workmanship -with excel1 lence of materiil., Amoiig the ottiet exhtbitera were' Messrs.- WitliainS & Edwards, of Cytfwyd, Corwen; 'Mr. Thou, Jones, Llan- tritaut; )11". John Hughes, Llaubadariifawr; Mr. Jos. JoÙçs. Newtotn; 'Mr.'Joht) Johes, Dolgelley; and Mr R Rolierts, Carnarvonj—the latter of whom, in addition to a large assortment of specimens,- sbewod a large ebiiii- terpane, with viewi of Carnaf-von Castle h"tddsbinety worked into the pattera. Mr. PryM Jonet, of New- town, had also'On vie\^ an extensive'Stock of well matni- factur?tgoodM.?he?tugthat great improvements had bBen olv"6ctod in the colouring and make of real '?V<'M?' .doth?,, He 8eJ.j \so a superfijie Svhite flaiine^midei of Wehh mountain wool, same af ?''akirt Made'aDd )ife' ?)'nt<d to her 4ttie P?i66?84 ? Wale9?ttna' %'I iittle A ?. f. ?.111 1!?', '? ?n ??t ci-eace?t ?f ?nnnrt a model of the ancUh crowW ly 'ist "rid l'Oth? p6hrr?, fl'# ?r.? ?m. 1'11()IIIA I)L!iVe nI ?a sp,) o n, n 6 e'. ? nio?ly worked out pt.'the .?.ngte?y.U Ii?'e?üe, by Wm, Joufs, ma?ou, Haugor,: i)1IIe'ls ör-B hips, r?adng.desK,' .card t.mys, penh??der?y Al,r: T>.Llaiigei' q ,( I ?d-a y s, r. ?Hyw; a, aw°rd, orn;!fr¡y;,1?ig:toè¡ Sa[lI,bur" H6A,i4,?tit CIei,"flo)n 4h '(I tI? 1),;Ibl, c tie fo? '6 F* t. ? e o, "4 4 Cilai-tei t e Ira v?6 of iir'n of St. D>vid's, a virg?n, I¡y k};, p?vi?8 bu?bf ta) h,Ürn, Johani Watkiua, ,LyI)ivieH (Mv?orydtl). Mr.Brigstoc?titdcouttibuted. tamely in ?Mtings, MhichweM?re?? .(dttttrtid.. ,.410$th;»åiriH>iJ wa noti ced two of :do.c" :e'ir"?el'-O», rcptes e ntl1,Ig the inten"'rof a \Vc!? ?'tt?e, i .'t h,6?'t ?'e' hirthplade pf the celebrated Ieuan Gefrioiidit"-T?nYt?l?ll, near lj' t 'fb?-?re the prpdNctfobs (? Ab Ca?- frvn, w?o, we are! h?y to understand, is' i-apidly; iad- • ?nctttK? his profession. "The&e two pamtitgt'g??? m?t correct de!in!e?imt of It "bLn are perfeiAlj' (VH- ■ The Srtttw? igi4al in, thebjeche r¡\j' 'iTiQ¡¡J',pbof!&Ta¡?I,lS <" ?'? ??.?"' ?- .i 3 S tfut'hMne-i; ill&tatJy r.eo,¡d _JP' 1}1M,ffl' ,1714, i?ita46Y reco. .?e ?.r?  .tione?. r "!1 1, The charge for PdpIWiou being only thre^, &r-fcwblty ■ hu.udre& availed the¡naelv of the' ?0, i-luity offered he¡n.ol viting thiø axhibitioa, Md exprMaedthetn. j selves much plw6d with w6t thoy had witheM?, there. ø I, MHU-JII 11 • i r — Amtng those pirseaefst.tn# tteetiBgt we noticed e'ft?M?P'Trse, ?.P., Lord Lietttticau??d M? Pfyae; I MiLt>V6d11D¡Q.ldan; EtrL,<?d,L?y liab" ?SttT?D.L.i?yd, Bart? M.?? P?owyftd, and L?dy Lloyd; Pry8ePryse,Extt.,Gog?n!dan;J I eUj. 7,AW; John D. fE?., Mayur vf Abwy?wyUi.; a. ?. Bon'?i,B?. f""?''MthtiG. W. ??y, t'.M.Jq? 'WiUMtMs, EBq.,Tre?oa; Rev. ChimceUor WiHiama,Ati- ?ttMy,?"d-?im:,WMii<m<; M?jor Drew, Very Rev )e a? R?pon; C. H.?ett,Le?.. E?q., &tptain and Adjutant T. 0. Mcrgua; Lex-it <u?), ?.; T. k6ose-' • CarMMmw M? JoBeg ?MtstM fantglas b?%?8' ?<' ? ?" ?H"?' tq, ?*'W? t** 3 Griffith ?"d M, GrifH'h. Rev Canon Jcn?ins, Aef W J Jviikliivn' L'an'orynmiiir,- Rev Canon Davies, Ligit- rivstf^ Itev G A Jon A, Llangwy" ;UW ^ones £ *q. Iter NV Williams, tilnntldyfiinn,)$fr$«nn Miss GriA(k;-GMm|^w)rd; C M (ThomRson. B.q, Rev -M ;WljlliHAtiQ, (Nicaiiiitr.) Llanrhy¡JdJ¡ul,jC",pi Lloyd. M«ehyuHeth K Uoy4 Phillips, E, &I\ Mro:iLisey, Mis Price, Cilmitwreh; H 1? av;e:8t¡;àfi I Mrs Danes Cheltenham; Octaviu« Row-r, E?q, Rtv John Hughes, MA > Jijhn Hujl^s,, feq, Llnestgwilyiii,; Hugh Hughes, Esq. J Grahnm Williams, Esq. Glouces- ter Hull J J Attwood', iK»q, J; G Joc»fts, E«q, (Qyt^i.i) Mist Jones, abd Mis*'Morice; G W P.rry. Esq, LUdtHrddtiii; Thoiiiss1 Jon«i Lloydi Ksq, L'.vecponi IUl' W Caledfryn Witliams, Be,y,Ji^lly,Jfl««s. dort'i'Glan Alen Mr W Mortiji (Gwilym Taw*)! Sivwlifsea; I,aol Jones; Esq, Flint MrB D Roberts, do ft Evans. E4, Ch-ster I I Pritt-hiird, Eiq, do; Rev E Oweu piiiliipa, MA Vicar of ,Apei-yst%,yth Petes Wiliiann, E'I}. (Peril Mosiyii); E Davies, filA; (jL'O, Swansea j J Aifhro^e, ^loydj E«q, Rhyl J Tlwinas; ttq, (Peircer id),; Brindlay Richards, Esq. Rev 1) Silver Evans, Alltud Ijlfiyn Oirwud, Cheiter W Nerce, E.q. VVrexhani Hugh QlI'cn, Esq, J M D.ivies, Erq, Antaron J Matihevvs, Esq, Rer D Lewis, .Trawsiynyilrt and Rev Dr James, Paiitej