South Wales Daily News

DEATH IN THE STREETS. At Bow-street Police-court, on Saturday, Arthur Whit- field Boden, a driver in the employ of the London General Omnibus Company, was charged before Sir Thomas Henry with causing the death of Thomas Francis Biddell. The omnibus of which the defendant was the driver was stopped near King-street, Holborn, about 9.15 at night, to set down a passenger, and as it was starting the deceased, a little boy nine years of age, was seen to run across the road. When near the omnibus his foot slipped, and he fell with his head under the front wheel. When picked up he was quite dead, the back of his head being completely crushed. The witnesses concurred in thinking that no blame was to be attributed to the driver.—Sir Thomas remarked that an inquest would be held, which he advised the defendant to attend, and he remanded him for. a week on hi sown recognisances.

NOVEL VACCINATION CASE. At the Clerkenwell Police-ceurt, on Saturday, Alfred George Roberts, of 16, Rotherfield-street, Islington, was summoned, before Mr. Cooke, at the instance of Mr. John Broome, vaccination officer for the parish of St. Mary. Is- lington, for not having sent his child to the public vaccina- tion station in order that its arm might be inspected by the medical man, and other children vaccinated therefrom. It was proved in evidence that this most important clause in the Vaccination Act had not been complied with at the proper time, and that great inconvenience was likely to arise from such a cause not only to persons taking their children for vaccination, but also to the officers. In the present case. the defendant having coip- plied with the provisions of the Act since the summons was issued, a mitigated fine of Is. only was in- flicted, with the costs of the summons. Mr. Broome ap- plied to the magistrate for extra costs, as this was the third time he had had to attend this court in support of this case, but as it was shewn that this was not wholly the fault of the defendant, Mr. Cooke refused the applica- tion. He further remarked that these cases were very properly brought before him.

MEDICAL quacks were by no ineans rare in the last century. Dr. Hancock, Rector of St. Margaret's, Lothbury, preached up the water cure, which Pliny, the naturalist, described as being in his day the fashionable remedy in Rome. He published a work in 1723 on Common Water the best Cure for Fevers, and probably for the Plague." The good man recommended stowed prunes for obstinate cases of blood-spitting. Ward's pill was sounded by the learned Chief Baron Reynolds. The tar-water mania was spread far and wide by Bishop Berkeley. In vol. xviii. of the Gentleman's Magazine is a list of 202 quack doctors then practising. Sir Hans Sloane sold an eye salve. an fl Dr. Mead had a favourite nogtm--a powder for the bite of a mad dog." Tobias Wliitaker and John Archer were both physioinRi in ordinary to Charles the Second, and deep-drinking, jolly fellows. Whitaker wrete a treatise on the properties ef wine, of which he was a w« rshipper, as is shewn by His Tree of Humane Life, or the Blond of the Grape, proving the pessibilitie of maintaining Humane Life from Infancy to Extreahie Old Age without any Sioknesse by the Use of "Wine." In bis hook, sold at the author's shop, Pipe's Head-alley, he tells as, Thia is the phisick that doth not dull, but seta a true edge upon nature after opera- tion learath no veuomous oontaefc. Sure I am this was an amoieat phisiok; else what meant Avieemaa, Rhasis, and Averroea, to move the body twice every month with the aame aa it is familiar to nature, ao they use it fami- liarly." John Archer, who wrote Every Man hia Own Secter, and Secreta Disolosed, had a place of 16uniusal, a chamber in a saddler's house ever against the Black Horse, nigh Charing-cress, where he attended from eleven to five each day. He bp. a number of apothecaries' shops, and, like Whitaker, lived by the sale of drugs, as well aa feea. His oordial diet drink was advertised at 2s. M. per quart; for a box containing thirty morbua pills the eharge was 3s., and forty corroborating pills the sftttte. He prided himself em three inventions—a hot steam bath, an oven which doth with a small fajgot bake a goed quantity of anything, and a complete chariot that shall, with any ordinary horse, run swift with four or five people in it, and there is place for moro without, :H which one horse can as easily draw as two horae.. Md Patients. John Timbs. "SufGEB" MACHINES of bed English manufacture, cash p/icas, Family Machine 024 10i, Medium MachinedS 12a 6d, with great improvements, rendering them far superior to the Singer Company's giaahlnes. Micfcina, £ 2 2fi Od. L Hawr Thomas. M John's SQUATS. CaidflL- 7909

THE WEATHEB. CARDIFF, Sunday 5 P.M.—The barometer has fallen three-tenths during the past 48 hours, the mercury now standing at 30. The temperature has risen 6 degrees since our last report. The thermometer now registers 68 deg. Fahrenheit. The wind has veered round from NE to W, variable fresh breeze. The weather is fine, cloudy, hazy.

FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS OF CARDIFF VESSELS. (SPECIALLTREPORTED TO THE 'SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS.") The ss John Brogden, Capt Chittham, from Cardiff for London, passed St Catherine's Point on Thursday afternoon. The ss Chatsworth, Capt Gibson, arrived at Falmouth from Sulina on Saturday. The Falcon, Capt Mercer, from Penarth for Trouville, put into Portland on Thursday wind ENE, strong, cold. The ss Caerleon, Capt Courtney, left Barcelona for Bona on Friday, all well. The ss Ravenshoe, Capt Tyacke, left Rouen for Swan sea on Friday night. The ss Galatz, Capt Jenkins, arrived at Gibraltar on Friday, from Cardiff. The schooner Caroline, Capt Prust, from Cardiff for Caen, put into Portland on Thursday. The Dilwyn, Capt Richards, from Buenos Ayres for Plymouth, arrived at Falmouth on Friday. The as It M Hunton, Capt Tindall, from Ibrail, arrived at Falmouth on Friday. The ss Redesdale, Capt Bentley, arrived at Falmouth from Galatz for Limerick. The ss Coanwood, Capt Runciman, arriyed at Cux- haven from Odessa on Wednesday. The ss Durley arrived at Gibraltar from Sulina on Thursday, and left for Falmouth, &c., same day. The ss Nantes arrived at Genoa from Liverpool on Wednesday, and left on Thursday for Leghorn.

CASUALTY. COLLISION.—The white-painted vessel which was in collision with the barque Svanhild, and reported in our issue of Saturday, is the Swedish ship AndrAWilhelmina, from New Orleans for JReval. She has arrived at Dunge- ness with fore-yard broken.

9 ■ ■ ■ 'i ■■ ■ COMMERCIAL SALES. 1: finest, now Isading. l^feofine, „ 800 mediums, „ 461b, Wiltshire—brand,Johnston^Miles, ACo. 25 „ 801b, Cumberland-brand, Sinclair. 50 141b, shoulders, SO 101b, akoulders. BtTTTWJS arriving daily. ICE—30B per too, in 6-toa lots. JOHNBTO.LI, Importers American ud Canadian Provisions, Cardiff and BHBW. fcAOOW Bcslded VTItshire Hides Bicker's and other brand*. Cwp'aerland—Ceey's and other brands. Bellies—Steven's and Links. Shoulders and Baas—Henkin's. Krat quality Singed Sides-tir own brand. Stretford cut, ch.Dice.-Ir-rudoubm-es brand. T v M* '"TOa: to any Bacon cured. WKH—IB Madders aat" T JJ»cy buckets—own brand. DUN ERLY. CARTER, & Co., Liverpool. AmmT-G. J. KENVYN, Newport, Mon. Other AgeBcies- R. KABONY & CO., TTaterford (Butter). H. DENNY a SON, Waterford (Bacon). W. J. LANE. Cork (Butter). 6002 fte Offices of our CITY EDITOB are at 3, ABCHUBCH- LopE, LOMBARD STBEET, E.G. All communications intended for our Monetry and Commercial columns should be sent there before 4 p.m., so as to appear next day.

PRICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM. ) £ 13,000 were taken to the Bank, and R13,000 withdrawn. Egyptian stocks were firmer; 73's, about 391 68's, 40f to 40f; Khedives, 3Sf to 30}; Turkish fives, lower Lombards, 5| to 6. Jttdways better; Caledonians, about 107$; Brigh- iml., 116; Deferred, 100J Northern A, 130f to 131* Canadians, t to i lower. Tallow, new, 49s 9d on the spot; Rape oil, 33s 6d; Linseed, 22s 3d. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS. [FROM OUt COMMERCIAL REPORTERS. 1 VIENNA, Saturdsy.-Bourse quiet; no material alteration. PABIS, Saturday.—Three per cent Rentes, 67f. 40e. fives, 105f. 27c. BEHLTN, Saturday.—Italians firm; Turkish de- clined. 'The directors of the Paris Skating Rink Com- pany, Limited, have declared an interim dividend jof 2s 9d per share, being at the rate of 20 per cent jet annum, free of income-tax, upon the amounts be called upon the shares of the B series. The traffic receipts of the Anglo American Telegraph Company, yesterday, amounted to ■ ftt. steamers Germanic Labrador and Rhene left New York for England yesterday, with 1160,000 in specie.

AND SAYCE, W*ST BOTE snort CABDIFF. DJ £ iw^AOT8B^Lif*- "L. •took Bristol and Exeter *■} £ • Prices Gnat Saatem. ~140 141 Great Waatern ,3SJ st»i London. Chatham, aad Dover ;— 106* 106J London and North Western 21 21* Midland J381138} jionmoutnsnire Railway andOuaT*~ •? I? He* SomewtendDo**1- 100 35 M South loo „ w Z Tail Viia 100 x~9 v FKXFBBlENnAL. Bristol aadEietef 4 por o&at. £ 100 xoo iai ^IMSSiSSSLKV-r 1ir -.r UonmonthaLire 6 per cent. 100 Uj 116 12 Do. New,convertible aei II Btock Rhymay 6 per oent(guarantood) 100 111 112 Do. 6 per cent., 1861 100 125 127 Do. oper cant. 1861 100 105 107 Do. 6 per cent. 1864 100 117J 1"84 „ IX). D per cent. 1864 100 100 101 Do. 6 per cent. 1867 100 04 95 20 SeTern& Wve Baiiy. ACaoai, 4^ p.c. 20 181 19 10 Dtt. (percent. 10 P; 10 Stock South Devon 5 per cent 100 it-i 116 TaS Vale 44 per cent 100 108 107 „ Do 6 per eeni. 100 115 116 10 Do New do io 114 111 Steck Do. No. 1 106 100 102 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 60 Aberdare. 10 p. c. 50 114)1164 20 Coleford. Mos., and Usk, 6 p. c. 20 S2 224 Stock Dare Vallev. 6n.c. 100 1144 1154 „ E!y V-Oley.» p. e. loo ill 112 Steak Great Western 5 perct. Quarantead 100 120 121 Hereford, H%v. & BreconOrainarv 100 84 85 „ Do. ditto Preference 100.. 85 86 Stock Llantrissat and Tag Vale. 5 p. c. 100 1144 llbj Llynvi and ogmore. a p. c. 100 138 140 Do. & per oent First Pr-Aerence 100.. 114.t 115, Do. do. Second Preference.. 100 113t 1144 100 Penartk Harbour Dockjc Railway 100-107 1M 81 Swansea Vale, 6p. c. 85-47 471 DEBENTURE STOCKS. Stock Brirtol and Exeter 4 Per cent 100-103 104 Do. do. *i per cent.. 100 107 108 Great Western 5 ditto 100 125 127 „ Mid'and 4perceut. 100 1034 ManmoBtnaaxre Ot aitto 100 -109 110 Iilynvi k ditto 100 120 121 „ Soutk Devon 6 ditto 100-121 123 „ Somerset and Donat 6 do. No. 1. 100 — 105 108 .) Tafl Vale, 4 p. 100 100 102 BANKS 100 Auglo Austrian FL 120 61 5J 104 Olamorganshire Banking Company 100 210 215 10 Glamorganshire New Shares 10 20; 21 10 London and ProvincialLim 6 101 11 r,0 National and Previncia 21 t3 84 20 National and Provincial 12 46 47 20 Ditto, new, 1874. 6211 22pm 20 Swansea Bank 781 91 SO West of England AS. W.D. Bank 15.. 25 J 261 MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Aberdare (las 10 11} 15 10 Bnatol It So. Wales Wagon Co., Lim. 471 7; 25 Bristol Waterworks 26 -566 61t Stock i*>. Gas.100 202 204 Cardiff Gas, A10 per cent. 100 „ 201 203 Do. do. B8 percent 100 157 158 25 Do. do. Shares 7 per cent 25 31 35 Stock Do. Waterworks 100 204 206 Do. do. 1860 100 132 164 19 Do. do. new 251 5i 26 Do. Royal Hotel 25.. 16 17 25 Do. Workmen Cottage Co. 25.. 2s 32 26 Do. do. New u.. 25 28 32 10 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery, Lim. 9 2 6 Crown Preserved Coal 6 t 24 82 Ebbw Vale 29911 20 Great Western Colliery 18 u 8 10 60 Llynvi, Tondu& Ogmore Coal & Iron 50 22 23 10 Llynvi Valley Gas 10.. 14 Hi 4 Mwyndy Iron Ore, Limited si.. 1 j 21 100 Nantvg lo a Blainalron Works (Pre.) 10<1.. 27 81 10 Newport Abercam Colliery, Limtd. 9 11 2i 36 Do. Gas A 36 63 66 36 Do. B 35 46 47 20 Do. C 6 7 8 6 Do. Tramways 5 34 6} 10 Do. Waterworks Shares. — 10 16 17 10 Do. do. New.. 7lo 12 10 portisheadgas 10911 10 Powell's Lantwit Colliery u. 10 1 10 Provincial Tramways DO RhonddaMerthyr Colliery .Limited 60.. 13 16 25 Ditto ditto "B" 2035 60 Rhymney Iron, Limited bO 221 ta it Do. New. 15.. 7 25 Swansea Gas 6 55! 864 10 Ditto Shipping. 6 2i South Wales Colliery 19j.. 7 g 50 TredeW Iron &Coal A Lira. 18.. 16t 174 25 Do. do. do. B LiaL 25 28! 244 10 Ystrad Gas and Waterworks 10 174 18 10 Do. New 5lot lIt Bank rate 2 per cent. (since 20th Anril.) SELLERS.—Wast of England Bank ShareS, Swansea Bank Shares, Glainorgansnne Bank New Shares, Penarth Harbour Dock and Railway Shares, Tag Vale Railway Stock, &c. See above List. CARDIFF DAILY LIST May 22nd, 1876.

SWANSEA DAILY STOCK & SHARE LIST. Amt. paid RAILWAYS. Prices. fjt,,k Aloo- Bristol &ad ExeWE 140 „ 142 100.Great Western Aod 106* 100.Hereford, May, and Brecon. 31 t> JJJ á: lix)-Lianeily- hO 121 loo..Liynvi and Otmore 138 140 iuo Loudon -ndi,rth Westaiia I.J9 1£0 lOO.Midlana. — 128 123; II 144 16õ 100..Rhymney 1S7 ggi 1 60 60..Severn and Wye 24 25 S5 36.. Swansea Vale 41 48 Stock lOO.TaffVale Ib8 19J PREFERENCE*. „ 100. Hereford, Hay, and Brecon. 85 86 „ luO.. Luineiij" A 6 pc* c»^t». l^x „ 100.. Llaneliy B 6 percent.. 131 l-Z 6..Mou. 5 p. c., utw &ht.es, con. 1880 a 3tpm 10 10. Pembroke and Tenby 5 percent 1. a Stock 10C .Rhymney 6per cent, 1H04 .117 He 20 20..Swansea Vaie 6per cent .22J 23 15 15.Swansea Vale6 per cent 19 jjjx 10 1>J..Tali 6 per cent, new m 11* DEBENTURE STOCKS. 1 Btock^lOO.. Brecon and Merthyr A, 6 per cent 81.. 83 ..Dn-W, LUtlo, 15, oer ct — —. „ 100..Hereford.Hay, & Brecon 6 percent l22i 11 1234 100 100..Llaneliy 5 per cent. 122 123 „ 100.. Neath and Brecon t> per cent 78 8J BANKS. M 100 190. Glamorganshire Banking Co. 2tO 213 10 lu I)itto ditto, new shares 201 211 10 6.. London and Provincial Bank 101 104 o 12.lNiii.ional frovincial iSank. 46 48 20 7..Swansea Ban*, Limited 9 91 20 16. West of England Bank 27 274 GAS. 10 lO.Aberdare Gas Consumers Co. 14. 15 10 10.Bridgend Gaaand Water Co. lui io» 26 25..Carmarthen Gas 27 28* 20 20..Llaneliy Gas A 7 per cent 25 254 •in "2m..Ditto i),-Io Bb percent- 19 20 10 10..Llvnvi Valley Gas 14 lii 25 t!5..awanseaGasLigbt Co,10 percent. 46 48 25 25..Ditto ditto, H per cent. Zii 36i MISCELLANEOUS. 10 lo.. bilsoti and Crump Meadow Col. 8 9 10 84.. Cardiff & Swansea ColL Ce. Lim.. 2 a* 26 25..Copper Miners Co. 74 per cent. Pref. 4 4t 20 10.. urt:a. Westera Colliery IOJ 100 100. Landore Siemen's Steel Company — 100 100..Ditto 6 Per Cent Debentures' 99 100 6 5-Linneilv Iron Shipping Co. 4;- 6 lOt) loo Llauelly Harbour Bonds. 5 p cont7 gi 99 60 60.. Llynvi, and Tondu Coal & Iron Co. 22 24 10 8.ililford Docks — -1 100 loo..N-.ntyglo and Blaim Iron pref. 28 82 5 5 ..Neath and District Tramways Co.. 31.. 3t 10 lO.Neatn Water Co 0-0 21 10 9 Newport Co. 2 2i 5 6.. New port Tramways st 44 50 60.. Rhymney Iron Co z. 25 10 8.. Richards and Co a •• 34 25 19.. South Wales Colliery. 8; 94 100 100..Swansea Harbour Bonds, 4*p een* 86 M Ditto Ditto 6 per cent 99t., 1004 110 40..Swansea Merchant Shipowners Co. 931 394 10 6.. Swansea Shi pping 6 10 6. Swansea Tramways — Ifln Jf 0..Swansea lTrban Alort.Binds, 4i p. c-— 10 10.. Swansea Wagon Company — — öt 64 10 10-Ditto, 10 per cent Preference 34 4pm SWANSEA LATEST PRICES FOR ACCOUNT..May 30, 1876

CORD STRATFORD'S LETTER AND THE NORD." In reference to Lord Stratford de Redcliffe's last letter. the Xord says :—For the moment w- shall confine ourselves to observing that it attests in the most explicit manner the non-fulfilment of the reforms BO often decreed by the Ottoman Government, but that it is difficult to per ceive in the plan of the English diplomatist the guarantee of a more sincere execution in future of the engagements taken. This plan resembles at first sight all those of which during the last twenty years events have shewn the complete sterility too much to make it possible to expect serious results from it. Nevertheless, there remains in Lord Stratford de Redcliffe's letter the previous avowal that nothing has been done since the Crimean war to ameliorate the lot of the Christian populations in Turkey

GOVERNMENT SIGNAL STATION, LIZARD. (Ships reported by the LIZARD SIGNAL CO. at having PASSED TH3 LIZARD.) (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) THE LIZARD, Saturday.—Wind light and variable. PASSED EAST-morning-National Line steamer Den- mark, and steamer Sam Weller, of Newcastle, both from New Ifork for London; Snowdrop, of West Hartlepool; Vigilant and Solent, of Southampton; Windermere, of London; Henry Brand, of Southampton; Zene, of Lon- don. Afternoois-Cameralla, of Aberdeen; Rallus, of Cork. PASSED WEST morning Gormmm barque flying N t K G, from Bremen for Cardiff. Afternoon—ship Iris, of Windsor, NS, for Miramichi; steamer Bertha, of Glasgow, from Dunkirk for Belfast; Upupa, of Cork. Stromboli, of Glasgow. Vanguard, of and for Liverpool from Bremerhaven; Nereid, of Newcastle; Hampshire, of Southampton. Sunday.—Wind SW, moderate. Weather hazy. Baro- meter 29.83. PASSED EAST—morning—steamers Lord Byron, of Dublin; Toward, of Glasgow; Seine, of Plymouth Swedish steamer Heimdall; barque Limari, of Liverpool. Afternoon—steamers Thetis, of Glasgow; Brunette, of London; brig Czardivitz, of Brixham, from Santos for Falmouth Hamburg-American Company's steamers Leasing, from New York, 354 passengers; Allemania, from the West Indies, 15 passengers-both for Plymouth schooner Rippling Wave, of Padstow. PASSED WJCST-moming-ship Dartmouth, of London. Afternoon—steamers Lady Derby, of London City of Manchester, of Glasgow; schooners Clara, of Cardiff Achilles, of Falmouth.

THE BARQUE CASWELL, Capt Ribton, of the Carnarvonshire, from London, whioit arrived in Peaarth Roads yesterday, reports that on Saturday night he passed the barque Caswell, from Queenstown, to the North of Lundy Island,with a Bristol steam tug mear her. The master of a Salcombe schooner which arrived in Penarth Roads last night, reports having passed the Caswell in tow of a steam tug under the Fore- land. It is, therefore, probable that the will be in King Roada this morning, and probably will dock at Bristol by the same tide, where she will discharge her cargo of nitre from Iquique, which port she left on her ill-fated voyage

REUTER'S MAIL TELEGRAMS. PLYMOUTH, Saturday.—Hamburg-American steamer Saxonia, from the West Indies, arrived here at four o'clock this morning. Specie 11,500 dols. Left for Havre and Hamburg, having landed the mails, &c.-The Union Company's steamer Anglican, with the homeward Cape mail, arrived off the Sound at 10.30 this morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Spturday.-The Malwa, with the Indian mail, has arrived here. Specie 954.887.-The Wilson Line steamer Hindoo, from New York, has arrived here. SOUTHAMPTON, Friday. North German Lloyd's steamer Frankfort, from New Orleans and Havanna, arrived here this evening en route for Bremen. LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS. CARDIFF, Saturday night.—GENET, Davies, 90, light. HARRIET ANN, Webber, 19, light. GLEANER, Colford, 99, ballast. Asp, Fleming. 40, potatoes. RERXCOA, Bowden, 87, iron ere. PETITE PAYSANNE, Cesorp, 113, flour. MERCURY, Murray, 75, ore, Sunday. -ELIZABETHE ARTHURS, Billot, 95, ballast. WINNIFRED, Abbott, 1012, ballast. GUISEPPELAVARELLO, Giovanni, 597, ballast. MARGARET, Spence, 216, iron ore. ANNA AGATHE, Ravilly, 104, flour. W W WOTTON, Cook, 69, ore. FOYLE ss, Gillispie, 199, ballast. JOHN BYNG as, Forsdyke, 427, iron ore. WM FENING, Pyne, 792, ballast. ELING, Hallett, 84, light. CARNARVONSHIRE, Ribton, 388, ballast. ALEXANDRA, Thomas, 70, ballast. ANNETTE, Gibbons, 74, pitwood. TELL TALE, Catteron, 91, stones. LA MARIE, Cortobie, 87, potatoes. SIR FRANCIS DRAKE, Drake, 54, tar. ESPIEGLE, Le Clerc, 58, pitwood. FLASH, Hicks, 119, ballast. HAIOD, Michly, 75, slates. HAMPSHIRE ss, George, 424, ballast. GOVERNOR WILMOT, Lome, 1610, ballast. NEREID ss, Mitchelson, 611, ballast. DORA 88, Manson, 510, ballast. SYRACUSE 18, Clarkson, 950, light, from Waterford. CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. SOUTH BASIN—May 19. Olaveaga ss/412, Harman, Rouen, ballast Clevedon as, 89, Latham, Bristol, light Benton ss, 484, Levett, Southampton, ballast I SOUTH BASIN—May 20. Broomsgrove ss, 427, Hodgson, Rouen, ballast Somorrostro ss, 458, Thomas, St Nazaire, ballast Elphinstone as, 1155, Stockdale, London, ballast Hero, 81, Bailey, Penarth, light EAST BOTE DocK-May 19. Brunette as, 481, Millard, Dieppe, ballast Ethel Caine ss, 635, Sumner, Liverpool, ballast Triton, 558, Lemnermann, Soudeburg, ballast Zunrdyk^l23, Kwent, Gloucester, light Stat, 384, Nielson, Bristol, light EAST BUTE DOCK—May 20. Hugh Fortesque, 505, Minton, West Dock, light Ruby ss, 187, Turpin, Bouen, ballast LlandaS ss, 285, Meek, Plymouth, ballast Nordahl, 182, Bee, Bristol, light Convivial, 91, Quin, Whitehaven, iron ore Unison 365, Webster, London, ballast Alsace Lorraine ss, 549, Jore, La Rochelle, ballast Stratton Audlev, 998, Pickard, London, ballast Atheleton ss, 708, Garrick, Bristol, ballast WEST BUTE DOCK—May 19. George Nicoians, 352, Beckmann, Bristol, light Clara, 363, Foss, Bristol, ballast Relief, 201, Flynn, Dublin, ballast Giles Lang, 124, Jennings, Plymouth, ballast Dr Witte, 280, Zephin, Bristol, light Blanche (IS, 138, James, Milford, light Mary, 49, Jackson, Newport, light Royal Tar, 127, Reynolds, Penarth, light WxsT BuTim Docx-May 20. Netherton, 133, Byrne, Bridgwater, light PENABTH Doex-May 19. Ogmore ss, 90, Ward, Portreath, light Fairy Belle, 89, Williams, Bristol, light Iron Duke as, 90. Terrel, Bristol, light Rose, 104, Richards, Hayle, ballast Visitor, 119, Staines, Hayla, ballast Champion, 75, Nurse, Bridgwater, light Dart as, 99,(Gilbert, Bristol, light Der Freichutz, 177, Volkmann, Bristol, light Wm Clowes, 561, Baune, Greenock, ballast Crowpill, 124, Hoyal, Bridgwater, light Killochan, 1233, Todzean, Hull, ballast Fort George, 732, Machey, London, ballast GLAMORGAN CANAL.—May 20. Enid as, 59, Martin, Bristol, general SAILINGS. SOUTH BASIN, May 19.-JOHN MIDDLETON as, Tate, Barcelona. WM CORY SS, Crockson, Brindisi. CHESA- PEAKE 88, Whiting, Genoa. SOLENT m, Taylor, Havre. EDOUARP, Eudel, Pont de Galk. FORMOSE, Daviand, Aden. CAMPANIL as, Boughton, Gibraltar. HY BRAND S3, Manning, Havre. SOUTH BASIN, May 20.-BRITTANy BS, Blampied, Havre. CLEVEDON all, Latham, Bristol. ALMBURG, Armstrong, Iquique. ROSA ROCCA, Mazzeni, Genoa. CRUSADER SS, HEASLEY, Salowea. ROTHEBAY so, Nance, Honfiellr. TIAIRA SS, Bethel, Port Said. EAST DOCK, May 19-;r TRAFALGAR „ Meikle, Port l' r v- r 1 Jt." T. ALEXANDRINE, Landyron, Martinique. DRYAB, Ander- son, Madeira. PELICAN Ø8, Hogan, Cork; EAST DOCK, May 20.-JULIANA, Krugo, Cronstadt, HAPPY-GO-LUCKY, Daw, Gloucester, EMILY MARIA, Thomas Bristol. ST DAVID, Rowles, Bristol. WEST DOCK, May 19.—JANE & ELLEN, Jones, Dublin. SARAH ELIZABETH, Wyatt. Seville. CORSAIR, Batters- hill, Charles town. ELIZABETH ANN, Thomas, Cardigan. VIGILANT, Anthory, Waterford. FAIRY, Halley, Dungarvan. DIFTIOILE, Meriel, L'Orient. PLYMOUTH, Browning, Cork. BOBINA, Cc, ough, Ays. Iszx, Corvee, Pont L'Abbe. DRAGO, Cullonieh, Ragusa. LOUISA ANN, Evans, Gibraltar. WEST DOCK. May 20.-Gitorr.E, Browning, Bristol, GEORGE, Smith, Briatol. HUGH FORTESCUE, Winton, East Dock. PENARTH DOCK, May 19.—AUGUSTS ANNE, Nantes. SWIFT m, Allen, Bristol. CARDIFF CASTLE as, Clutter- buck, Bristol. RBGINA, Jones, Bristol. ELIZA, Bellamy, Bristol. TErGN, Philips, Milford. FLORA, Hale, Bridg. water. SPARK, Main, Bridgwater. BOYAL FORESTER, Lee, Bridgwater. CAMBRIA, Tomea, Waterford, WIN- BLOE ss, Wilkinson, Gibraltar. HAROLD as, Tuke, Brindisi. CALDERA, Wate, Auger. GLAMORGAN CANAL, May 20. EMMA, Butler, Gloucester. BRISTOL PACKET, Dudridge, Penarth, VESSELS CrmAR D-May 20. Madeira, Madeline, B, 350 coal, D Davies & Sons Roueu, Olaveaga as, B, 750 coal, H Gueret Ancona, Jane Slade, B, 264 rails Guest & Co Callao, Hespodar, B, 2170 eoal, H Worms & Co Caldera,^ Claudine, B, 663 coal, D Davies k Co St Nazaire, Somorrostro ss, B, 550 coal, C Gedard Caeu, Ruby as, B, 380, Powell's Duffryn Port Stanley, Albany, B, 422 coal, Powell's Duffryn Cadiz, Harry Emett, B, 230 coal, E Hancock Valparaiso, Lajn, B, 840 coal, D Davies & Co Trincomalee, Zimi, B, 1450 coal, Glamorgan Coal Co Rochfort, Weardale ss, B, 860 coal, Wayne & Co Cadiz, Merry Hart, B, 195 coal, E Hancock Dieppe, Brunette so, B, 844 coal, H Gueret Rochfort, Alsace Lorraine ss, F, 1100 coal, Edwards Vera Cruz, Morston 811, F, 2S0 coal, H Worms ft Co Genoa, Destino Iy, 900 coal, LA Homfray Rio Janeiro, Marie Becker, Ger, 739 coal, Page, Ohlsen Quebec, Chieftain, Ny, 450 coal, Nixon A: Co VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—May 20. Rouen, Olaveaga ss, B, 412, Harman, T Baker ct Son Dieppe, Brunette ss, B, 481, Millard, S Nash & Co Rochefort, Weardale ss, B, 427, Earl. M Thompson Bochefort, Alsace Lorraine as, F, 549, Jore, Edwards Calcutta, Acadia, B, 1212, Fowler, Barnes, Guthrie ft Co Caen, Ruby as, B, 187, Turpin, M Thompson St Nazaire, Somorrostro ss, B, 458, Thomas, E Bregeon Penang, Dexterous, B, 387, Harmaner, G S Stowe Caldera, Fort George, B, 732, Mackey, E C Downing Calcutta, Killochan, B, 1233, Frodzean, E C Downing Harbour Grace, John W Pearn, B, 68, Hylands,Trounce Padang, William Clowes. B, 561, Bone, R R White Madeira, Doctor Witte, Ger, 280, Deplien, Parry & Bros Odessa, Paolo, fy, 471, Simonetti, A T Lucovich St Petersburg, Ziewdyk, Hoi, 123, Rwint, R White Santos. Grave, Nwy, 218, Petersen, Tellefsen, Wills & Co Cadiz, Norvahe Brun, -Nwy, 182, Boe. Jones, Heard Monte Video, George Nicolaus, Ger, 350,Beckman, R C Bulgin Madeira, Clara, Ger, 360, Vass, R C Bulgin SWANSEA.—ARRIVALS. SOUTH Doex-May 19. Catherine, 177, Owens, Brest, ballast Barbue, 22, Derry.Harfleur, ballast Europa, US, Rodriquer, London, ballast Joven Pepita. 135, Otero, London, ballast Alfred Ray, 192, Smith, Southampton, ballast Bridget, 116, Maloney, Dungarvon. copper ore Eugene Desiree, 97, Berneci, Port Talbot, ballast SOUTH DocK-May 20. Adolphe Lecour, 349, Chauvelon, Brest, ballast Buby, 68, Jewell, Bideford, ballast N oam DocK-May 19. Bienfoisant, 71, Quentin, Bayonne, copper ore Elizabeth, 40, Adama, Tobermory, potatoes Charlotte, 62, Humphries, Gloucester, pitch Design, 59, Arnott, Dublin, potatoes NOItTB DoeK-May 20. Lincolnshire as, 53. Aiston, Highbridge, sundries Caroline, 56, Cox, Bideford, ballast SAILINGS. SOUTH DOCK, May IO.-CHARLOTIE, Plymouth. JEN- NET AND ANN, Cameron, Barcelona. SOPHIA MABGARET, Morse, Averie. SUSAN, Williams, St John's, Newfound- land. J H BARROW, Jenkins, Seville. CALEDONIA, Lissenden, Hamburg. WINDERMERE m, Campbell, Dieppe. MORTH DOCK, May 19.—RAVEN, Williams, Genoa. ROCKINGHAM, Golding, Wicklow. SNOWDROP as, Clark, Havre, MARIE BERTHA, Bernard, Leghorn. RASKIN. Davidson. Belfast. CLYTIE ZS, Hall, Tarragona. SOPHIE, Ohesen, Tarrogona. SCHILIZED, Evans, Portreath. RIVEB, May 19.-AIAGGiz BROCKLBBANK, Ellis, Bel. fast, JOHN, Bumson, Coombmartin. VESSELS CLEARED—May 20. Lisbon, Gaston andLina, F, 345 coal, Powell's Duffryn Nantes, Etienne Leonidas, F, 160 coal, Richards & Co Marseilles, Nathan, Aus, 650 p. fuel, Graigola, Merthyr Leghorn, Caesarea ss, B, 1060 p. fuel, Graigola, Mertbyr Regnevilie, Adele, F, 120 coal, Evans & Bevan Dieppe, Stentor ss, B, 440 coal, Jules Mason Caen, Rhoda Mary, B, 210 coal, John Glasbrook Granville, Welsh Girl, B, 105 coal, F E Vivian Messina, Margam, B, 543 coal, Larsen & Co Cadiz and Newfoundland, Esperance, B, 220 coal,Palmer St Malo, Clyde, B, 50 coal, John Glasbrook St Malo, Emma, B, 120 coal, T DavieS & Co Constantinople, Watergues ss, Hoi, 800 coal, Powell's VESSEL ENTERED OUTWABDs-May 20. St Malo, Clyde, B, 34, Davey, Jones & Bro Dieppe, Stentor ss, B. 232, Elener, Burgess, Shaddick Carrizal, Edgar, B, 466, Sneller, H Bath ft Son St Malo, Emma, B, 79, Nankwell, R Prust & Son NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. OLD DOCK—May 19. Teresa Secunda, 428, Mazzano, Limerick, ballast Maggie, 231, Rule, Gloucester, ballast OLD DOCK—May 20. Friendship, 54, Withers, Dublin, potatoes Emma, 138, Huising, Rotterdam, potatoes ALEXANDRA DOCK—May 19. Pansy ss, 487, Alderson, Old Dock RIVER-May 19. Alban Zelina, 107, Legouestre, Auray, pitwood Zion Hill, 93, Roberts, Tralee, general Cygnet, 36, Humphries, Bridgwater, bricks Tom, 23, Norman, Watchet, tin boxes Lome, 79, Smith, Barrow, iron ore Thistle, 113, Power. Dublin, iron Margaret, 88, Wright, Whitehaven, iron ore Ethel sa, 57, Miles, Bristol, general Burton, 52, Tanner, Bristol, general Petrel, 142, Organ, Cork, limestones Rival, Hall. Belfast, iron ore Blue Bell, 61, Norman, Watchet, iron ore Britannia, 58, Wade, Watchet, manure Maud Annie, 96, Kelly, Dublin, ballast Harriet Williams, 144, Cummins, Cork liraestones- Tewer, 72, Chalk, Padstow, ballast Little Fred, 47, Trunberth, London, powder William Henry, 96, Jones, Middlesborough, pig ijon Woodman, 58, Williams, Wexford, pitwood Primus, 59, Conway, Duddon, iron ore Rheidol Vale, 89, Humphries, Duddon, ballast Resolution, 42, Toms, Newquay, light Lark, 37, Kemp, Highbridge, iron ore H Porter, 85, Cater, Belfast pig iron RInB-May 20. John Preston, 115, Williams, Middlesborough, light Camel ss, 129, Lodge, Dartmouth, light Forernnner, 54, Harris. Bristol, light John, 55, Allen, Bristol, light Ant, 40, Hawker, Bristol, light Esther, 41, Benny, Padstow, ballast Resolution, 39, Thomas, Aberthaw, stones SAILINGS. OLD DOCK, May 19.—AGLIB CHARLES, Outin, Nantes. BOUNB SANT, Chalboiorden, Hennebont- JULIETTA, Markertmg, Bilbao. OLD DOCK, May 20.—RAYHER ss, Turpin, Venice, ALEXANDRA DOCK, May 19.-CAPT MCCUNTOOK U, Scarpe, Dublin. JOHN, Jones, Bristol. GARIBALDI, Thomas, Bristol. ABOINA, Klicklow, Gridiron. WHIM Memory, Cadiz. ALLIANCE. Sedoac, Audierne. TEUS BS, Morgan, Saunesund. JESSY, Williams, Guernsey FERDINAND, Lorho, Quimper. SCORESBY SS, Fortune! Odessa. RIVER, Sfay 19.—THREE BROTHERS, Radmore, Water- ford. JULIA, Farthine, Highbridge. MARIA, Guard. Bideford. SEA VIEW, Tirrell, Wexford. ford. JULIA, Farthine, Highbridge. MARIA, Guard, Bideford. SEA VIEW, Tirrell, Wexford. VEMELSOLIDARED.-May 20. St Brieux, King, B, 115 coal, J Vipond & Co Monte Video, Nipota, Iy. 680 coal, Beynon & Co Landacrona, Pansy qs, B, 634 iron, Tredegar Iron Co Palermo, Fortune, F, 450 coal, Page, Ohlsen & Co Malta, Ascupart as, B, 1650 coal, Powell's Duffryn Cadiz And Newfoundland, Catherine McIver, B, 150 coal, Jones, Heard & Co IMPORT—May 20. Rotterdam, Emma, 2600 cwts potatoes, Le Coutier VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—May 20. Landscrona, Pansy as, B, 421, Alderson, Pyman & Co Halmstadt, Tyalfe, Den, 126, Madaen, Jones, Heard & C Malta, Ascupart ss, B#857, Ward, Walter West Bayonne, Desplanque Freres, F, Biboul, Rennie ft Co NEATH. VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—AUy 20. loomp. Morton as. coal. Drneror Com] Cm

LONDON BETTING—SATTTRDAT. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. -23./ (One mile and three-quarters, Run Tuesday, Even agat Apology, 5 yrs, 8st 121b, o 5 to 1 bar one, o 6 to 1 Activity, 4 yrs, Sat 61b, i 0 t lootos 10 to 1 Polonaise, 5 yra, 7st 2lb,0""t THE DERBY. 31.) (One mile and a half. Run Wednesday, 75 to 40 agst Petrarch, t, after 9 to 4 90 to 20 — Mineral colt, t ft o 8 to 1 All Heart, t to £600. & a 100 to 12 Skylark, t & o 13 to 1 Forerunner, t 20 to 1 — Julius Csesar, a 22 to 1 Great Tom, 0 22 to 1 Hardrada, o 50 to 1 — Braconnier, o M 50 to 1 — Ambergris, t ft j M 50 to 1 — Bay Wyndham, 0} f 1 66 to 1 — Coltness, • ? BATH RACES.—Racing will commence on J to-morrow (Tuesday) at two o'clock. The is IS instead of being hard as at moat other place capital capital going order. Vx dI THE PRINCE OP WALES AT ASCOT. —Madams IJ-#, We J er has placed her beautiful residenee, rr^tot Winkfield, at the disposal of the Prince of j ai0d«r the Ascot week. His Royal Highness has, it i» stood, accepted the offer, and will reside there dun"" meeting. -an* THE two-year-old John of Kars has been Winchilsea. Winchilsea. RACING FIXTURES FOR THE ENSUI \1 WEEK. »5i it 1 Bath 23, 24 I Salisbury 1 York Spring 23, 24 | ScarboroughSpring' •• ,2f J Tipperary (Ireland)..24,25 | Harpenden ••• I Tipperary (Ireland)..24,25 Harpenden I

TERROR IN CONSTA N TIN OPLE. rØ We (Standard) have received the following ity A private letter, dated Pera, Constantinople? 1876:—I cannot write calmly. We 8*e in despair the prospect of being massacred. This jr' we want protection onr lives are in danger. bave no steamers ft rmh to. Sm-ely this non-interV, policy of England ought to give way in this crisis- hation protect her subjects for the moment, and af™* fit discuss and fight for this place. Christians ajid 1 t oJ» all armed our suspense is terrible. To-day all W6#. n it* the subject of Sal on ica or the Bulgarian insurrec ^jii forbidden publicity. This incapable Government itself unable to pipiish tijie assassins of th^two^ (»/• j&amarck says," Rase the mosques to the grannd. 14 Kill all the priests." They are excitisg the pIt the Giaours, as they call us. You will know 01 the t the ful massacre at Salonica. Europe shudders mews; but for us who are ainongst nisant of the sickening details, witnessing the inae pjc affliction of the widow of one of the victims, can y jay- tare our state ? We are all ill. No one. can set)61 thing—always on the listen, dreading fire. ~a lfeft; many are leaving to-morrow. But 118 have no money to ensure our Voyag end Jiving elsewhere. Ought not, then, our Governmeu ) help ? If things are rightly represented, I am Every one is dissatisfied and wishes Lirrt. 'pork*' I <U Redcliffe here he knew haw to manage th jjfce I Yesterday I sent a Levant Herald, D 1 tfce other papers, is not free to express | We have all friends in Salonica, and ca ■o news. Imagine the state of mothers h»vlB8 "jg.aD" there. The fanatics cut gashes with theu'8 dipped their handkerchiefs in the blood, crying 0 -8 Jtr. Kood of the Giaourl 'The widow of the French con rother* Abbott's sister, so she has lost both husband an was married only four years ago aid has t 8ji* children. Mr. Abbott's father died last year; h,s all »* living, God help her! We have no soldiers her '-eCe»h £ 8ne to Herzegovina, wh$re they are being cut to y th* j e insurgents. This tends to excite the Turks ag» QS Christians," for they are ignorant enough to ci ^^r 1 •gether. The other day the Russian Am j VU insulted in the streets."

~r~ -H uel008* A shocking accident has occurred in a saw mm g^rs9 aO Mr. S. Bateman, timber merchant. Stonrbrrog • pee* 1 fien were engaged in operating upon a cheese-shap« fle* f€ wood, and owing to some.crafks in the wooa. p GTRTJC» gS as the saw ripped through it. One of tn jo- ffhomas Every, a^ed 60, in the neck, and kil •ttntanaously. IVear him was a man named RT J uid he also was struck by a fragment of the aartgnen his forehead and inflictea a severe wo JS*'S TIC PILLS, a specific in Neuralgia. *1 Ac., are sold by all Chemists. Kay Bros., Stot kport. CHLORO-LINSEED LOZENGES, a MENDIEATEA «U extract; 6d, post-free, 7d. Kay Bros., Stopkport. Chemists. JYJ-ASTBKS AND QO "THE CARDIFF CLOTHIERS." SPRING, 1876. 29 and 30, Et, Mary-street, Cardiff* Hereto we beg to append our curt*^ PRICE IJIST, representingsauie oi the LINKS with which cur v«rious departments now stocked,and would direct especial attention thr." SUITS OF A PIECE," now xpucb w»nj; We take this opportunity to announce: tnai SATURDAY, APRIL 1st, our EXTBiSSl*^ (whereby we more tl^n donhled oar aire«"^ extensive Premises) was completed, WB'_ w:li obviate the discomfort of our Customer^ throueh the crowding of our Establishme while in au incomplete state. rt In thanking you for the hearty support I hitherto accorded, we beg to assure you of our beet services in the futuri. And are, Sir, Your obedient Servants, .t1t MASTERS AND C Ompp-Ny. a ™ I 5 a 52 S fe" H H 3? *3 o 9 • o fi rfjS -> OH Po |<P a 2^ o §03 m oS > u? fcS >< ri¡ j :,J é'< ==rJ 11 g r r i 4. i I 4/11 10/6 j 17/6 15/11; 19/11: 1/6 1- -1-1 1 5/11 15/11 21/6 19/9 25/6 1°/6 -¡-¡ g 7/11 17/6 25/6 23/6 29/6 13/- 9/11 19/9 29/6 25/6 35/6 J 15/6 11/11 21/ 32/6 29/9 42/- 1'- -¡- ¡- 13/11 23/6 35/6 32/6 45/- 19/9 effl6 15/11 25/6 39/6 37/6 49/6 21/ oqIB 19/11 29/6 42/- 39/6 55/- 23/6 ■ 25/- 35/6 45/- 45/- j 63/- M-ASTERS AND C0MfRAi' „J 89 AND 30, ST. MARY STREET, —— -0 — — —— — — JO H B BOWDS^ ANTIQUE 1:1 i:NA SHOP, v g4«, WARDOUB-STREET LONDO, S'V ANSEA IOE COMPAY. IMPORTERS OF BEST NORWEGIAN BLOCK 109. ——— 15j ESTABSISHED 1869. nee. Large or small quantities lorwarded by rail to any dl Printed and publ abed by the Sole Proprietors, DAVIT* J 76, and SONfc, at their Steam f rintinc Works, 76 an? „ j, I* Mary-street, and Westeate-itreec, in the town 0 JLnirr* the COUNTY OT GLAMORGAN and published in the o> iloyMOCTU by W. Milton Locke, Advertising. Agent, n* Tredegar-place, Newport, and others; in the to CABMARTHJ'N by Thompson and Shncke'1, BooVse1"™ p. martheu, William Rees, Bookseller, Carmar hen, • Bernard Rees, Bookseller. Llaneliy, and COUNTT or PEMBROKE by R. C. Trewoeks, Cfiemist. ^e5-rri<fc 1 homas Da ies, Bookseller, Pembroke Dock, 7 hon>M j#r, Boo seller, Haverfordwest, and M sa John, tif Alf Haverfordwest, and others; in the Corjrrr OF yASPie Ajjne WUilama, Bookseller, Cardigan, W. B. ith an ^jf Bookselie-s Aberjstiritii, and oten: in the CensTTor by J nines Wheeier, Newsagent, Brecon, Thoaag Jones', y* aeller, Biynmawr, and others in the Ccsvm at RAJ'-Jyf Misa Francis, Ifewaasapt. Llaqdrladod Walls. • VavaaCtab. wimrifi Md oUwra.

SAYCE AND BAKE, STOCKBROKERS 7, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. 7358 ROBERTS & LYDDON, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 17, CHURCH-STREET, & VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOOKS, CABDDTF. KAy'15 COMPOUND ESSKNCB or LINSIBD, denraleen expe^torantfer Coughand Colds. Sold by all Chemirts. "TIIVBT BBST" ÏI Taylor's Pstent SewintMachine with the new Improvements, which render it superior to all others for Dressmaking and Family use. It is simple to learn, easy to work, quiet in action, not liable to get out of order. Can be had on easy terms of purchase, at a moderate priee. Intending purchasers, if unable £ 0 obtain Taylor's Patent Sewing Machine* from lecal Dwders, are respectfully reraestad to send for a prospectus to 97, Cheapside, Londen, &c.; Greftt DriAsM, Yorkshire; or the branch establishments, 2S, Sitver-atreet. mi and 182, Kirkgate, Wakefield. JSO MOBS PILLS OB ANT OTHBB MSDICIKI. -CDNAN tion, a;vt »U nervous, bilious, stomach, and liver complaints aro only aggravat id and accelerated by cruju of svery deecrirttlen. but they invariably yield to DTJ BARRY'S health-reetoring- Reva- lenta Arabia Foed, as provei by 2i Ye&W success in so,006 cures which had been considered hopeless such a indigestion (dyg. pepsia), cough, asthma, consumption, babittial eoustipatian, diarrhaea, alt gastric derangements, ncBmorrhoids, liver ceea* plaints, flatulency, nervousness, bniousiiMS, wTin, ftort thrusts, diphtheria, catarrhs, colds, influenza, noises in the head and ears, ihenmttism, gout, imp':mbell,. epiptions, hysteria, neuralgia, nritability, sleeplessness, acidity, palpitation, heartburn, headache, debility, dropsy, cramps, spasms, naossa, and Bickness, even in prernaacy or at sea, sinking fits, bronchitis, scrofula, tightness ef thechett, pains at the pit of the stomach, and betweea the shoulders, and the feverish or acid bitter tasre on waking up, or caused by oaiens, garlic, and even the smell left by tobacco or drinking, 6c. We quote a few out of 78,000 casesNo. 46,270. Mr James Roberta, Frimley, of 33 years' diseased lungs, spitting of blood, liver d and partial deafnem-,No. 1,771. Lord Stuart de Decies, Lord Lieutenant of Waterford, of many yemie dyseepsia.-No. 40,982. Fifty vears' indescribable agony from dyspepsia, maysumamn. uthm. cough, constipation, flatulency, •ipasaas, sieineaa. nud vomiting. Maxis Joly.-lu canisters, 4 lh., 2s; lib.. 8s 4d; 2 lb., 6 12Ib., 28s; 24 lb., 60s. Also Du B.uan Siviuru BISCUITS, 1 lb., 31 6d; 2 V, 24 lb., Sfs. May be eaten at any time. either dry or soaked in choeslate, coffee, water, milk, tea, wine, &c. Thty seothe the mast irritable stomach and nerves, removing naoma and sickness, even in pregnancy or at sea, and heartburn. They improve the apnetlte, assist digestion, secure seund, refreshing Sleep, and are themselves more highly nourishing than Exttaet of Meat. They are invaluable to persons in thi office, on the road, rail, or at sea, or to any one who has not tho means of cooking the Reva!enta Food. Also, Du BABTIT'S K EVALUTA AAIBJCA CHOCOLATH POWBSR is packed in tin -a, For U cupe at 2s; for 24 cups at 3s 6d for 48 cups at os for 288 cups at 80s; for 576 cups at 55s, costing about Id rer Cll". The 28a, 30s, 50o, 55* tms :re sent free of carriage in i.^glwid on receipt of PosUoffloe Order. The 211 tins are sent free by post for 2s 4a in stamp*. Du BABKT & Co., 77, Regent-street, London; also sold by all respectable Groans and Chemista. No Lioenoe wouind. Sold In this town bvPuos ADD Hcaon. 8471—9M8V

LATEST MARKETS. 1 COBN. GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, Saturday.- -(From Messrs W. C. Lucy & Co.'s Report.)—At our market to-day there was a small supply of English wheat, and prices musi be quoted Is per quarter higher. Foreign in only moderate demand, at 6d to Is advance. Grinding barley and maizs quiet, at previous rates. Oats rather dearer. CABDIIT CORN MARKET, Saturday.—Attendance at market to-day was small, and the business done extremely limited. The continued dry weather tended to harden prices. Wheat was sold Is pet quarter, and flour Is per sack higher. iiarley and oats were each 6d per quarter dearer. Beans remained firm, I RSADTNG CORN MARKET, Saturday.—There was a short supply of wfcsat, and the late dry weather has lately improved the condition of all parcels. The trade was malked by improved fiimness, and tirst-rate lots realised an advance of Is per quarter. The "ther qua. Ii. ties were generally disposed of at the last week's curren- cies. Fine barley met with attention, and readily com- manded high figures. A liberal inquiry for best sorts of oats, and prices ruled high. Beans and peas still dear, PRODUCE. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, Saturday.—Sugar mar- ket dull, and little business doing. Coffee quiet, but firm. Rice continues firm, both on the spot and afloat. Cotton market remains very dull. Jute firm, especially floating parcels. Tallow, 47s 9d on the spot. PROVISIONS. CARDIFF PROVISION MARKET, Saturday. — (From Johnston,Miles, and Co.'s Circular.)—Beef—extra India mess in bet .sr demand stockb are very much reduced in New York prime ana Ine;a little inquired for. Pork -little offering, and demand brisk—we look for easier Erices when the ice-cured comes forward. Bacon—holders ave met buyers, asd prices have had a slight decline; the general impression is that prices will again advance, as the stocks are by no means heavy, and packers in America have no inducement to go on cutting, owing to the high price of hogs. Cheese-sellers have met buyers freely in price; there is a strong demand for all grades; some few new are arriving, but the quality is not by any means fine stocks and shipments are light. Butter- with the favourable turn in the weather the make is slightly increasing, consequently prices have fallen con- siderably up to the present time we are far short of last year's make. HIDE AND SKIN MAR KIT. BRISTOL HIDE, SKIN, AND FAT MARKET, Saturday, May 20th.—Spanish hidea :-931b8 and upwards, 4,d te ifd; 831bs to 921bs, 4d te 4id 731bs to 821bs, 3id to te 42d; 831bs to 921bs, 4d te 4id 731bs to 821bs, to 3|d; 6311M to 721bs, 3d to 3id 541bs to 621bs, 2?d; 53lhs and under, 2|d. Cows: 631bs and upwards, 3d light, 2fd; bulls, 2Jd; cut and irregular, 2 £ d. Calf 171bs and upwards, 4d to 4 £ d; 121bs to 161bs, 5id to 6d 91bs to Ulbs, 5id to bid; under 9lbs, 4d to 4Jd. Calf, cut and irregular, 2id to 4d. Horse hides, 5s to lis. Kips, 2d to 3d. Fatmutton, 4d; beef, 3id. Rh 2d. Wool skins, 2s 3d 3s 6d, 5s 9d, ex 7s 6d; ex. ex., 9s 6d. Pelts, 9d, Is 6d. Lambs, Is, 2s 9d, 4s ld. Forward prices to Thursday— Wool skins, 2s 3d, 3s 6d, 5s 9d, ex., 7s 6d, ex. ex, 9s 6d. Pelts, 9d, to Is 6d. Lambs, 18, 2s 9d, 4s Id. Fat: 2d, 3id, -G. Webster, broker. BUTTER. CORK BUTTER MARKET, Saturday.—Ordinary—Firsts, 125s; seconds, 119s thirds, 108s; fourths, 102s; fifths, 70s sixths, Mild-Firøt8, 125s seconds, 1198; thirds, 114s. Firkins in. market. 1,857. CARMARTHEN BUTTER MARKET, Saturday. (From Messrs Morgan and Jones, late Thos. Morgan s Circular.) -We agsui note a reduction in the price of butter to- day 14d to 16d paid freely, and large quantity offered. W ter continues dry. HOPS. WORCESTS* Hop MARKET, Saturday.—(From Piercy, Lonpbottom, and Faram'a Hop Report).—This Mar- ket is hare of hops offered by planters, but rather more busuuss Is deimg etherwise, at full prices. The platta- tions have made mo progress this week, and in conse- quence there is an increased inquiry for samples, but sales are limited for want ef stocks, especially of healthy, bright coloured samples. DEAD MEAT. LONDON DEAD MEAT MARKET, Satordav. — Fair supplies em offer, and trade slow, at the following quota- tions :—Beef, 3s to 5s 2d mutton, 3s Sd te 6s 4d; veal, 5s to 5a 8d; large pork, 4s to 5s small pork, Be 4d to 5s M; lamfc, 7sto 1. 8d. STGAR CLTDB QHJSHZD SUSAB MARKET, Saturday. Market eloses with a fair demand. Medium sugars shows fully Cd reduction for the week lowest yellows are only 3d cheaper. The market will be closed on Wed- nesday, the 24th inst., being the Queen's birthday, and there will be no deliveries fiom the refiners' stores on that day.