The Western Mail

VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN THE LIPARI ISLES. COMMUNICATION DESTROYED. r. &W?gt'S IMLVOALAW. I ROME, Satuidat. A dispatch has bssi received announcing that a d8atructl.olcaoio aruptioo occurred yester- day in the LIpari Island*, the gtoup oft Sicily in j which the well-known voloaoo of Slromboll is situated. Immense damag* Ic stated to hara been caused by tho eruptlou, but DO details bava leached hers, owing to the destruction of the tele. graph communicating with the ialanda.

FIGHTING BETWEEN ABYSSI- NIANS AND DERVISHES. lw UDtn'i" riimiisi. J WADY HAI.KA, aaTtnoir. D<Mtt<r< who hi" arrived bare .ta Uttt the dtr?th« ba" gained a victory e"r tbe Abyuiata" at Ualabat.

AFFAIRH IN ZULULAND. DINIZULU AOAIN IN FLIGHT. [" arcT.a's" thukiaam] )'<KT)mMtR!TZBURa.)!?)tBtT. The report of Oinlsulu's surrender prove* to bav. been unfounded, and his wil but4 i. .gain unceet?in. It I, thought, h-?o, tb.4 b. may have 0. northwards into tb* Tmnsv"l Urritory.

THE STANLEY EXPEDITION. l" TIVftSN T«UK»AW.] BKUHBtLS, Folt)AT. During his conference with King Leopold U." WtM?ta xprw,sd a eoo?cdoo tt Mr. StMtty't expqdi h1ù act beau dotroy"

THE ABDUCTION OF A GERMAN HEIRESS. CAI'TUKE OF THE KUNAWA.Y8. A Uueenetown telegram statM that the twol pMt*<?tft LmveU?-s M Mr. Md Um BmtM. meyer in thacllo for Philadelphia I"t Thurs"y Idntllied 00 8?tu,dAy Owar NoUer, of sa,i EL! the y. C Game, b.lH880 ."tnJ.d W forlun8 of ¡,OOQ, wi?om b, abducted. he was taken ol?rgo of b, her u.,di?., ..d Moller ?. taken back W L..d,a f,ui.L

SENTENCE ON THE REGENT S PARK GANG. AC the Central Crtmio*1 Court 00 S«iurU«j tbe N' p,iso?, who pladtd guilty as to th charge ( riot Ind --Luit i- C\)"nl1o" with the ..c.nl" V%rk -lurlill Wvr. by r. Ju«tic# Biwkiofl, I'e!&r LM an.1 Ci»arle« Henry Gorier ^rere santenceJ to fifteen irootht* hard labour, William Hrn»haw to nine, frend. ('ot. to •ifbt, William Jimes Oreefa to wren, and William ZttMt and Micbael Dusliog to six month*' hard > labour.

I. THE MUKDKR IN A CHURCH. COMMl'TATlOaX OF THE DEATB SEaVTENCB. Tbe Lord'ljeuteoaot of Ireland has ccnsiauted to Penal eefvlujde for life the Mntooce ol dtaib peWed Uf-oo William ThoPIP800 for the murder of hi. 10 Knorkamuckery Church, Cl" A,gh. The ecaffold had beeo erected la Arn>aeh <i«o!t end esecui>oo wae to have tataeo pt. DtU Wedo«»d«j.

EARTHQUAKK SHOCK NEAR GLASGOW. A ehock of earthquake wae felt at KUeytbi our GUegow, OQ Saturday.

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I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF CXJMMONS.—SircaDA*.  The 8 '"ker took the cb&lr at a quart.!r-put 1 tWBlv* o'clock. 'J HE DECCAN SCANDAL. i 819 aEiitY JAMES CORRECTS A MISLEADING REPORT. Sir HENRY JAMES asked the attention of the Rowe to a matter of public inter. aod affecting Parliamentary procociurs.-the publication in the morning newjpapera, Mpwtally the Tirut, of what purported to be the report of the Commltte* 08 the Hyderabad and Deccan Mining Company The report bad not yet beeo laid on the table, ana the parsgrsph in the aewspapsrs stated with IOml dstail the contents of the report, aDd th. person who supplied it must hav. bad access to the original draft oepy of the report before it approached completion. Whilst guarding himself (rglll saying what tbe actual report was likely to be, Its thought It his duty at once to say that the ttatemsBt of ths contaot* of th. report was not only Insufficient, but mUkading, fallacious, and in many respect* enUrsly srroQeoui. Ic was not for hi. to suggest any course to meet the evils of these unauthorised and inaccurate reports, aod he had not consulted his colleaguee, but he thought it right to give this oontradiction at onco, because the h. i the D. Company had be.. )<r)tt!y md tp«-u<*t?t<ty dMtt wht) on S:k K*chaoge, atidthis erroneous report might be u5ed -poIrblpa was intended to be usad-agaiaat the credulous and uowary, (Hear, heir.) Mr. T. HEALY (iV., Ifoaeyhax) suggested thatthe Government should avail iualf of the last stage of the N.wspaper Libtil Bill to insert provisions to chock this much complained of practice. Mr. JÀCKSC said it was undoubtedly the bounden duty of the Government to consider means lor checking the practice complained of. SUPPLY. THE ARMY ESTIMATES. The House having on8 into committee of Suppl" "I"h !,t ..upo"d ?" tb. Army vote of D65Z.OOO for tr"9portend "or W, tJAKTTELOr (C, 6um) urged the nece. ait, to, t,r of houe. .q.i 'ad to make the artillery .d cavalry ""ppl, complete, aad hit t,t bad hot got .?Ldy lor th* 'I.-t Arm, Corp.. for the PBiRmOt DAR-ICVK C?rppli;d tbat the matter hd occupied the &LL*otion of the Qovemmsnt, who were iuily alive to the nsoessity of putting the tfirst Army Corps in a position to tike the held at short nolle*. Hitherto we had had no reserve of hors«8 whatever, but recnlly the experiment hsd been tried of registering hordes of private owners available for Ulllaery service. 'rb..t ep'HII1Jent had beeu very successful, the whole of the 7,000 horses taien for in this year's estimat. beiry alrsady available, and if the House were willing to vote a large sum next year it would be possible to Increase that rU41n.. Most of the registered horses were suitable for transport, but many of them were also available for artiilort and cavalry. The sum paid for them was a registration foe uf 10.. per annum. No horses at present werll being bought outside the United Kingdom. The vote was agreed to, as was also the yole ot £2,50i.OOO for provisions, forage, fuel, and other commissariat sarvlca. The vote of A643,3,)O for works, buildings, and repair,, was also passed, and £1,343,900 wse voted for out-pensians. On the vote of 1720,700 for volunteer corps' psy and allowance^ Colonel LAURIE (C.t Bath) complained of tome appointments of ofRct* of volunteer corps, upon the ground that those who ought to have been promoted had been p*soad over. pr,<i";oa-= :wallant oflier thut the selection as wade with the atnctpst impartiality, aud wltb the sol. desire to get tltt tont men as commanding officers. Th. vote was ..net IOfld}. On the vot. of .1,883,500 for navul armaments. Lord GEORllki HAMILTON .xplain.U th. reasons for the chang. in ihe system by wblch aaval armament* were supplied, and stated that th* Admiralty bad now practically complete informa- Lion with regard to etore* and outfit lor guns at foreign stations, and as regarded home stations th. ontht wao complete e.?ept in regard ",quick. rtriog gun.. Th. coet of naval armaments had ,r"?d in rec?ut ytara? ami the cost of providing guns and ammunition for all the ships now building was about 33 per cent. of the cost of the bull ud engines. It was no use to keep enor- mous stores of perishable goods, and what had been done was to see that there was a sufficient supply to met ny .merg.ncy tbt might ar,"e Th Isgitlinat. responsibility is this matt.1 Ict been 1-1.1.4 tb. AYm Y. "VA&d of being di,id?:d bt th.t department ..d Lt. War iffiJln: :letr\:dnto:Do beloie t Ii, end of the limnclal year ther. would be an atup!. supply of ammunition and stores. Lord C. BKHESKORD said there was 110 doubt we wore very short of gun*. Gum ought to be ;ri;,8 a'Jy:ro,r tn:biP,OcIt!I;: I the h.,t hit ,t "I&"y ,uoa, w, oUlht to have a ??es.r?o of ,una. Ho wished u> know ?l.t t.pa..re being taken to re-arm witb heavy guns the ships winch were now armed witb ordnance not ade. quate to the present conditions of warfare, and he also desired to know wliet was being don. to obtain a eupply of magaim. rifles, smoksless powder, ai.d .hall, ?t?.,gwt witb IIIh eaplosivei. 11e was atr?u 'y .hu! the Woolwich Gun Factory beig enlarged, as h should prefer to get a larger cum- h*r off on* I-- L>rt*«te Hrmi. ;1, SrANHOP Mid it w? true that this vote had Increased of late years. This had been the case because ther. had boon all inadequate expen. dltureia thsysars 1882-5. In reply to Lord C. Beret- ford, the right boo. gtntletna. stated that the War Ora,o was at prw.al is sponsible lor the guns fu?,. Ie t:fn:l'Dt ;l,:p:;let, t:15,1'¡i: a magazine ride would be adopted. Experiments with a vievr to obtaining shells charged with high explosives were to a forward state, and experi- ments were also going 00 to obtain a ""okele" powder for both guns and rifles. No ibuot great scandal and Inconvenience had been caused by guns not being rsady for the ahipa for which they were intended end by which they were nq<¡irtd. That was due to a variety of causes, but tie hoped an i believed thst in lutura there would be no cauw fur ?wpl&iat, Ho l?ked for- w^t?i to obtaining a. adequ4Le supply either from Woolwich or from private tr"ers at heme, on whom the Government Intended to roly more than heretoiore. Ttivy did not Intend to extend the Woolwich faotory. but had either given order* to private firms or had invited them to compete for all the guns that were required. In order to ohow how much ha J been lately dons, he might inform the Bou." that during the present year the Woor Otfice had boen required to inspect naval and iniii- t try stores to the amount of no less than four or Ave million pounds. Aftor soms further conv«r»ation, TIi. voto was agreed w, as w.re votes of CIQ,050 minolluwus e,hctl", setvice, 1721,003 reserved and retired par, i743,000 naval pensions, £ 168.500 wlû,r" pensions, and {331.293 civil peosions. Th- votaa, which completed the naval estimates, wet. ordsrsd to be reported to the Bouse. The House adjourned at a quarter bsfor. six o'clock.

RESIGNATION OF LORD CLAUD HAMILTON, M P. lelographing on Sundaymight, our London cor- respondent says that Lord Claud Hamilton, one of the ssven Conservative aowubers for Liverpool, has reslgnsd his sest for the West De, by Division of that city, on accouut of buainsss pressur. and un. satisfactory health. Ilie new wilt will be moved for In the House of Cntamoas to-day (Monday. Sir Jlmal Pod*, who was mayor of Liverpool last year, will be the CoBaerratlv* candidate for tfio vacAcey, and it is sxpected that be will meet with 00 opposition.

THE VOLUNTEER RIFLE MEETING. GOVER!<MEM REFUSE RICHOND PARK. The X'.i/y Tt'.tgntpk says ^W* bav* rsason to ::Ir hw =)Ostv'g I:-d:te I mmtd to reject <ht application to grant tbe UM ot a portion o kwhmond Park t(i The Nation ,i Ritlo Association tor its annual meetings. In Parliamentary circ, as, as w. are informed, it is understood tbst this ssnsible and ealu- !<or, dëoi,"oo has been dennitely arrived at. Eveo if the roport to that effect be premature, there is litti. doubt that it will prove correct. The arguments adverse to the establishment of rifle-ranges in Richmond Puk are multifarious and indefeasible, whilst rot a alnel, valid con. sideration can be advanced in favour of that til- advisad project.

THE BISHOPRIC OF OXFORD. The QueID btt b0 0 p)<tMd to approve of the traaaJatw" of tj?: Bi :bQp 01 Cbft t,r to Iha See of Oxford, rendertd vacant by ttis resignation of tbe Hight Rev. John Mackarnee, U D.

RAPID TRAVELLING TO THE NORTH. LONDON TO EDINBURGH IN EIGHT HOURS. Fallowing tb. lead of the Great Northern and North.¥I8tern Railway Companies. which form tbe East Coast expre" route to Scotland, both of which Mod *very morning a train from London I (k:cb :tt" a.eo for Edinburgh, which per- f- UN Joura., 10 .ight i,ours, i?L"d of eight aad a half hour, as at preeent, the London and North-Wsstsrn Cocipany announce that, com- mencing to-day t?-11.1-y) and to be em. tinued throughout the month of August, a special 1st, Zaa, and 3rd clas* sxpress train will, 00 week days, laave London (Euston Station) at ten a.m., alld arrive in Edinburgh (Princes-street) at six p.m. The train will call at Crewe, Preeton, and Carlisle only. Twenty mlnutse will be allowed for dinner at Preston.

"THR Stann. Scs"—The heat of summer c*u**e ike hair to becoue diy and fail off, whicb mar be com. ¡\J"ty ."Wwd br r.wl?.?,' Hicihas (?- Wh.' h 'N « has b- oomMatmI 'be b- wr.r. t)rMneot, ati.t -I8or 01 tb. human hair; to tmna and ari-sn biiiiluMii 811d ClaD *l*o t. hW 1\.1 rO:dflD (\(";Ol" fN f»ir* b»ir*4 B. 3. T»., mhA Itb, four «njall. Ot>C5TO wki^na ttie Vttu. d^*a\, ttnnl't.hf'lIt th* (\4Qi«, ahd I''tf"'tl rl.e:itJC ft"8C,oct t? 'h I* »«> hdooouI Kivla. AU 8., ch<un* ,( '*M IW' ? t?' StMM) '?Li't. t<"t<m. ??j

ITHE NAVAL MANOEUVRES. I OBAN SURPRISED AND TAKEN. I BOMBARDMENT OF GREENOCK. MERCANTILE STEAMERS CAPTURED. TbeObaa correspondent of the "Central ..u" iteleamphs:-H..Nl?s. Calypso, belonging to the IIr:SI:;qJ;¿ a.J<5.i[lt:I.n!ill tfo\ w.11y,made a midnight attack uponOoanon Friday "igbt. and .ucceeded I" capturing the town. A party of marines ..d bl..).?k?., in charge of ut,t P.k.?h?., I..d?!d t.Ew.. eie,,a and tw.lve o'clock &L the Alexandra Slip, havic pr<vibu))y boarded the yacht Glady., and pret?S the owner, Mr, Glen Collins, to act as guide. The armsd force marched through the wain street, halting occasionally beiore the p, in. clpal public buildings and the residences of the slierid and other prominent emzens, aDd writing io. chalk on the front duors tb3 word "Taken." Arriving at the provost's residence, a cordon was ior:neu round the hO"s" and the surrender of tbe town was formally de- manded. The provost's a)., who is volunteer, attempted to escape in cruer to raise an alarm, but was observed and made a prisoner. The invaders then fired a couple of volleys in token of victory, after which they proceeded to knock up the eherln, from whou. a ransom of XIC)U,O?O I :lde:\I: ;tlc1 v)ntedw?\he. chief Custom El. tb,?r, and the p?p?rs and caab in his possession were marked as c4ptured. The 14 Preas Association" Greèoock coriespon- dent telegraphs:— between eleven and twelve o'clock ou unday morning her Majesty's ship Spider, one of Admiral Fiuruy'9 squadron, steamed up the Ciydt at a rapid r?e, tnd bombtrded .C¡)'tIU Oti:e, The Spider r;> directed her attention to the Coastguard station at | Gourock, and the. proceeded to demolish the fort at the west end of Greenock, which is occupied by a detachment of Koyal Kngineeis. Most of the-e wbre at Church, and not a shot was fired in return. Tlio Spider then attacked the steamers Clao Druuiuiotid and Priam, outward bound, and after. wards bombarded the vessels being constructed in the shipbuilding yards, the Custom House, and the shipping in harbour, also the vesselsattlie Tailot the Bank, including lheGnlll ta«tern. Her Majesty's fhip Squirrel, Revenue cutter, surrendered. it \0\ as thoullht the Spider intended going up to 0:0", and information was sent suggesting that a stesmer should be sunk across the river to bar the way. The commander of the bpider left at Oitencck a letter for the Lord Provost of Glas- gow, probably intimating lliat the city was at his mercy. Th i tipider then steamed down tlio Firth at a rapid rate, and the captain of a steamer, whicu arrived (rOID Liverpool in the evening, 6aid he observed the Spider steaming through the SounJ or Kilbrauniin. Liu passed tlie Lietending squadron near tho Mull of Galloway, so that there is no doubt the dating cruiser gut safely out ol the Clyde. Considerable consterna- tion prevailed auion^st many ou shore. Firing was heard as the spuer went dnsa the Firth, and It is supposed that she bombarded some of the coast lowns In sbo went nut. The Spider is coin* .d.d by Lieutenant >\ J. Foiey, and is one of the rirst-ciass gunboats, ot 525 tons, 3.000 horse power, and a speed of 17 3 knuts. Campbeltown, so-dat, 530 p u. The torpedo chaser Spiller, of Adanml Fitzruy'n fleet, put into and took possession of Campbel- town Harbour al six 8,111. oil Sunday, destroyed liie shipbuilding yard,and captured tlieynchts A y, Drmiitai, Raven,Orisnt, and others ot the llest m the harbour. bi,. left tliu harbour t seven '111\, and sailed apparently up the Sound or Kilbraonan. ItOTflKSAY, Scnpat. The Spider urnved fit 10.15 IIW" showing no colours and steaming ewift,y. She stoiipe l in the middl0 of th b.ty and tired gunf t:¡t'11 landed Ii beat's crew with dispatches fo tlio provost, and afterwards hunted the liritish ensign, and went off speedily. The captain of the Cheiub went ou board fit, pldr. and wa* JU- formed that she tHcI sunk shipping and put in a requisition tor LLU,OOU.

WRECK OF A SMACIv. LOSS UF NINE LIVES. 'ltie "I'tesj Association" Scarborough cúrre- 8pc>ndent. telegraphing on Sunday r:iht. says Tho lugger ea&ull. of L<,wuto(t, went donn off Scarborough, and her crew, tiiuo in nuttit er, wr drowned. AnOlhr repott sayt tiiat the captain of a smack which arrived in p"rt btatas that threo l11ile utI ahoro he WiåS running Illol1¡;IJV tL" lugger In ti tornfie gale. 1 hero wa< only twenty ur tnuty yard* 8f'a roon, betwtvn them, and ho noticed that the lugger was to great dinre-u. He turned to remark on the rtlCl to one of hi* crew, and on look- ing round ugaiu he tni*sed the Seagull, but ""w four men p*unming. lie ran his \.t".1 r,)und. dropping III" mainsrtil, and ^hu had sufficient way upon her to almost reach tlio uieu itiugghng in tJlt) watar. A line was thrown to the nearest uno, but it dropped short by a fo«u, and before another could be thrown the "muck had drifted to Ie." ward. Another rua wm tUcle, but again the swimmers failed to reach the ropes thrown to them. Tha alupper tul,1 them to keep up their heartq and lie would try again, but before the Iwack got round they had all bunk,

PKOi-ESSun BALDWIN AND II HIS l'AlxACHUTE. A.NOXliKll SUCCESSFUL L1.U' I FHOM A li.iLLOON. 10 tsaoy rnptctl Mr. !ialdwln" i^eriurnunce nt thtt Alexandra i'alace en Saturday was l'ùtlHuk4bh? At the time announced for the aecent n etrong •ouih-weiierly wind wm blowing, and for some tiiuc it wris fear«d that the exhibition w ui!d have to be entiroly &Uutjdo[iod. H-ilf an hour later, however, tile wind euiuewimt abated, and Mr. Blildwin decided upon snaking lhe ascent rathpr than dt»>ippmnt the s..C;.(.1()O 1\pltt 'mblecl iu tho gi -u ;i ût tbe pake* h1 watnfl6:i tile perfotuMiicr. With a total «b*riicc ot ctio- Itlony Mr. Baldwin, possessing conhdenco in hi" ultimate success, 8t\>pU into his r, ,p" car aud gave the word *'00." The balloon at ascended m I.? fee', I" btI i :igbL line, but preslDlly it wu seen to> tke a eomh-ea«terly course. l'p went the balloon, und It was apparent thnt ,,11 was not ngtt; the Uå1!oOD continued its career, Rod stilt no sign of the performer taking his leap, and a very lualoua wumeDL illd.cI wae kpem by th. 8pllcti\tor8,whr> began to fear tho wnr. All anxiety, however, was comparatively quickly dispelled wheti the performer, who now looked a mere spec* in tho horizon, was seen to be rapidly descending m a perfectly ntniight line, his parachute un- opened. Atter tailing lo this way 80111" 200ft. the wind expanded tho parachute und carried It and iu occupant away ove; field* a distance nf two uule., Ue alighUHf In perfect sateiy in a piece of waste ground cJc«e to the VI e,. leyan Chapel, Wood (;"8" In the meantime Mr. Haywiird. tho m.iDS^er (f the Alexandra 1'Ic., and several other gentlemen started off in traps and 011 horseback to lender assistance if neces* sary and to bring Mr.Bald win without delay back to the faUce grouuds. lIr, of court*, a perfect ovation awaited him. M. Farini, Mr Baldwin's Ulan"(;tr, said rhe aeronaut had r.ltaitleJ an ølti. tude 01 more than 3,000ft. U was not his inteu. tion to go so high, but the rip cord had slipped its position and Mr, Baldwin could not opeo the valve of the balloon to alhw»the gas to escape, conse. quently lie had to abandon the balloon to its fate in the sioie way as tie did last Saturday. Frbr to the ascent Mr. 13.11LIwin demonstrated to Major Templer, who had been sent by the War Ofbca authorities, the safety of bi? in ontlu;). and that it could bt to certaiQ xt?,,t, .:eereJ in 6CY directicu.

THE MURDER OF A SWEET- HEART IN BIRMINGHAM. SENTENCE OF DEATH. J\lati Willa, at BirMinZh&M lis x-i Oil! -qat?,d.y. pa.s.d sentence ?i death on George Nathaniel Daniels for the unnder 01 hl .wee,h.all, Ell Ll, I Uastiogs, daugfiter of a Buitm^Uam licensed victualler, io t astle'street, Bit tuingcau). 'H o case proved a rery pathetic ono in connection with the production of several highly intelligent letters written by the young woman to the prisoner, endeavouring to reclaitnhita ftom habits of intem- perance and £ aojbhi>g. The accuseu's habits had brought birn to a uiurbtd state d mind wr: II teferecce to her, aud one evening he went to Ler father's house wuha pistol, kissed her, and fired at he: twice, with a fatal remit.

THE "VYALTIIAMSTOW MYSTERY. M Stratford rett. Sessions on Saturday II illiam Barber, chemisi'a assistant, Wllthawst.ow, WaI charged on suspicion of having causeu the death of Annie Mary French, at Walthamstow, tJ ad- ministering to her a certain noxious drug on the 21.t of July. There was a Urge crowd arlu?d the court-house. Detective-inspector Gl?" ?ai?t 118 Jig D.t prop.se to ,ffor any further vid,ne that day, but kei for a th,, v.J. No objection being offered, a remand till next S.turday ?.s granted.

A MAX FATALLY STABBED. 1 0[1 Saturday oight, alxiut ten o'clock, a maD naund Howler wis nabbed to death by a joiner nsmad Higpim at AsliCv ds la Zoucti. It apper. that on leaving the 1'idon lun the former on -¡ni a figh, between t?? about to com- tDeoc iot«r(ereJ and t,i,d to ?-, p."??"t t I'l, l 7I.:l batauts, wlnrpupon Eillgin. without anything being aaid to him, look a knife from hi pocket and stabbed Bowler, adding, "Tiike tint and let them figiit." bowler was assisted ;,ume, but expired before uirciical aid could be summoned, wliilft Hlggi^^ wbo went home to bed, was ShNtl, afterwards appralignded by the police. DectsseJ ItaTei a widow and two cliildren.

ARREST OFA SUSPICIOUS AMERICAN I PASSENGER. Durieg the eumioatlon d the p?,!Ie"zem, lug?ge from the totmer Qu"n, from New York, I ¡;:OtID':JaUt' t; f:tlrd "m0ngtlwerru of aY0Un& man ram»J L""ertoe, Uallagher. of Ferm,y, tin* nre»*ch of B ?ing!e-barrel .hN gun. Gallagiier, who had the gun barl dii- KuueU u » rrnikuiz ttiek, nas wrttud.

DEATH OF MR. OCTAVIUS MORGAN. I We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Charles OctJtyiu. Morgan, of The Friars, near Xew- port, In the eiglity-lif th year^f his age, The deceased gentleman had been III for several weeks from an attack of apoplexy, Mr. Morgan was the fourth son of the late S'r Cliaries Morllan, of Tro- degar Park, and uncle of the present Lord Tredegar. He was born in the yeur 1803, was educated at Westminster School and Christ Cl.urch, Oxford, and graduated as U.A. iu 1325 and M.A. in 1832. He sat in Parliament for tiie county of Monmouth in the Conservative interest from 1S41 to 1874 was a justice of the peace and a deputy-lieuteuant for the same county, slid was author of nume- rous works on antiquarian and scientific subjects* Be was president of the Newport, and Caerleon Arcbieological Association. Wo believe we are right in saying tbat Mr, Morgan was the author of Newport and its Environs," iisued from the local pre.>8, Duting the term uf its existence he was a Irequent contributor to the Iltd l)rayon. He was also one of the oldest and moat frequent contri- butors to Aotes and Qurrits, especially in reference to old clocks and watches, on Which lie was acknowledged on all hands to be one of the greatest authorities in England, if not in the whole world, being constantly quoted by other eminent autho- rities who had made this subject a special study. The deceased gentleman had lived at The Friars for about 40 years. Antiquaiiaa researches had always been his great delight, and from time to time lie wrote articles to tho periodicals dealing with that and kindred subjects. When, in 1341. he was first elected to Puliilwont lie succeeded Mr. Williams, of Llangiuby. The Hon. Mr. Tracy (Liberal) was first 10 the field, but a requisition to Mr. Octavius Moqpn inviting hit. to come for- ward and coDtest the seat having met with the deceased geutiemsn's acceptance, Mr. Tracy retired on the third dty. Mr. Morgan then sat 118 the colleague of Lord Granville Somerset, and after- waids with Co onel Somerset. Ir. Morgan's illness was observed to have arrived at un acute stage on Saturday, and Dr- Reginald Brewer, the family pit) sician, who had been in constant attendant*, saw that the end was not far oil In the course cf Sunday Sir George Walker visited the house, and Mr. Henry John Davis, the family solicitor, apprised Lnrd Tre- degar and the other members ot the family of Mr. Morgan's death. No arrangements had up to Sun- aay night been made respecting the interment, but it will, doubtlws, take place at Bassallog where the family vault is situate.

THE LAVERNOCK DROWNING FATA LIT V. LUriU'SSIVK SLUVlCK IN CAll'. Despite the efforts -1111 by "number of boat- iiien, the bouies of the seven volunteers vdw wt.re ùtuwf10d near Lavarnuck hull remain unUli. covered. At the end 01 last week Colonel Guthrie ,1I.CUi, with Majfi* Tiiornley the advisabieneys 01 the latter sending duw" a number cor the m<rane Miuer to Rslilt in the search bv nifans oi hring csnnon level with the waier or by sinkiri" cartridges ant.) the water. Major Thurnley, how- ever, considered hoth plsns biectionable, tho Hrsi-nauied b'dng dangerous to life, wliiNi tile other would, he believed, instead ot causinc th bodies tile tv the 8ur[oce (that i, of cours» If hflv have nul been carried down Channel simply shatter them, and so dtstiov any hope "I their being recovered. Indeed, lis has but slight hope ot the bodies being recovcied at, aU, giving us hi" reason .h" fact tlmi the t""i,. and tl" belts w rn by tti? volunteers are so tIhl as not to l>ei mi i of I ho bodies swelling to fucli an as to buoyaut enough tn U.,m. On Sundar incrning, oh the occasion of the usual cnurcu paiaJc- In camp, un impressive, though happily, unusual service took place. Drawn up, loruiing Ihieo sides of a squaip, were upwards of u lhou»and volunteers belong"ing 10 the 3iti Battalion Welsh Kegimrnt, "th lourth side being n'ade up b) 1/" band and a largo number of people from Cardiif, Penarth, Mud neighbourhood. Inside the square end Dearest thd bam! stood the chaplain (Iii. K.'V. Mr. Leighi. The service commenced "lIh the hymn, "All people tlut on earth do dwell," anil tho words, "l'i ai e, laud, and bleis (lis nmno Rlway, for It i seemly .0 to do," received greater significance troui the circumstances under which they were liIÜ solemnly sung, ttie bend Hccompsnying. Tha lloauM of the day were then read and the hymn. Brief ,I. is I.ur1,.v..i; t)??. UJ;I The chaplain preached a sermon beanng Oil Wednesday's welallcholy disasier. Taking lor III, text tha woids, But if u 1U1l hVd many years and rejoiee III them 1111, vet let him remember" (Ecclesiastes, xi ,8). lIe said:— •• Men ØIlJ brethrN}. ("JoIA i. Hlr. 0110 thought uppermost in the minds of all, and Hint is u ssd one. Little did 11IIInk when 1 last addressed you lietothat sad would ba the theme which should find so 'JOn a 'I.ct upon my hps little did 1 think as I Moo.1 h.le Mmt Sunday in ti glad sunshine, ai 1 gar.ed upon vour faces, thai so soon they would l'fl clouded with sorrow. Yet it Is 01', Life is u strange .Dom:d). mixture lJf swoet and biiter, pain and pleasuie, gladness and heaituclies. To-day may be sunshine and to- morrow Ixj cloud-wrapped. I his is tha way of it, and such is Uod spieasure. Brethren, I nodesne to wring your Ilealts anew with word-painting of horrors still too vividly remembered bv you, but 1 teel Ist?'ul(itduty wre I ??t t" allude, as tenderly as 1 :I;r\('lIiSa I audi gloom upon 'u, gathering lieie. But a few short day. ago there were hae amongst us those whom WUerp8lno lonKer. Thll" an f'.prlence In t&?lf "t I't tlt, r,, ily. nd-,n. meet .iti? daily. Daily are %? bidding good-bye to :Ill::ft k;: o,r;er:r>I;gd,(I;):! one bein taken from amongst us dear to some- body or other. flur. such instances occur Diostiy in ti, c?u'f n.tule, Tney are anticipated, and to 6o ,? ?.t?,,t expected, and we are not qui!o IID'n. pared 10 meet them. Men die and LHe buried daily,but fOlP tiie most part they die from disease or illness—mi s. mo cause producing the elfect aiter the lapse of time. Seldom, my brethren, are we brought face to faco with death fo suiiuonly hs we were on Wednesday. Seldom rloe that grim Reaper wheso Hcqu.iiiiunce we are all to make stalk abroad in our midst and touch un t n the ahuuldrr so unexpectedly. Hut" tr.w short days* Rio and we law hera thoae strong young hvts, revelling in their youth, just entering manhood, bright and buoyant, hale aod hearty, and to-day they are watitioi. They ware cut uff in an instant, with- out a moment's warning; with hardly tima to mutter a prayer, they Werd owalloweJ up ty Rn an^rv sea, and they fie lc»«t in an unknown grave. Brethren, It is wt. 1. stand helpless before un awful power, m il we can d(I nothing. I am not here to harrow your leehn^s. Let me but convey for you a message üf sympathy to their sorrowing triends— a ru..s\e hum the ofifcers who mourn the jo. o[ ruell who served under thetu. and who, fùrgdtlln lbll. fuaJi. if there were any forgetting all ave the l.\ct that they were knit together by tIt, ?'t b,,? or fellowship—a» po!di«H8 mourn t' it und grieve f,)r them a tr.?. Uie :rl: 1: r.; ;ulD!f; I one, for they mourn their comrades band- gnp thev h»ve felt and by Wh0Sd side they atood, of "h" htt¡ world they were. And w? h h,. I" us leave them. Tiley ard In (iHr. keeping, Th., have been, and thev aro no 1, nyer. • Their uuit has returned to ttic earth as it %o, and their spirit unto th. üOl1 who gave it:" Th* sermon wnl iisteaej to atteotively by all present, and a profound impression was made. ,oOn"ard, Chl"iståan 8oIJif.,H lIavu'!g been eung, tho band played the Dead Much," alter wlllell themenweie dismissed. To-day (Monday) tha butalnn will be nsp.?t .d by Colonel RawJín¡., the ?,Mver colunandin, the 41st nc&iQlnlAl District. Mcst affecting pulpit references were made to the mouruful disaster off Lavern^ek at the various places of worship 10 Merihyr Vale "cd Tceha:r;s on t"und.y,

EXCITING SCEXE AT A VOLUKTEEU INSPECTION. An aw kwatd incident occurred 00 Saturday in connection with the camping out of a West «jf Kngiaud volunteer regiment on Dartmoor. Tiie men, to the rt'mn r about 800, were paraded b?L're C?onet Fremantle, C.B meeting ofheer f the Western District, and for two hours ttiiy w.re kept manoeuvring in drenching rain, Bofoie very long they were soaked to the skin, and as neither proceedings nor rain showed any prospect of cessation, loud Dlurmuraroe, and some of the men audibly swore at the colonel, and told him to take c tY his overcoat and mackintosh and to «tand the weather like the res', Cpon this t colonel, the Karl 01 Mount-Eogcum e. whe was also drt1DChed. fearing an open outbreak, suggested to Colonel KremanUe that tho inspection bact ¡a.ej I long enough, and orders were then tlven to return to camp. fhe men went helter-skelter to their tint*, and mnt cf them retired to their beds. where they were serv?d with allowances of spirits, I Indignation wa* very strong, and numerous re- f1;CtiCO! are expected.

MANCHESTER AND MILFOHD KAIL- WAY. Thb report of the directors of the above c:m. prov shows that there has been a decrease of1 ±'62 15*. 9d. in the receipts and an increase of Û50 ta. 81.1, in the expenditure as compared witti the corresponding hah-year. The lire stiil con- tinues to be workej under the control of the manager appointed by the court.

r'a:r white hands: Bright csear complexions healthful ktD! py. Soap—Pure, Fncn.n\. H«- ',jDI-}ortCrl!t aDd uurr1. :o;eclall,1;upared foritt de\!cau- akiD of iadies aDd cDlldn and Itb- 1l5jttYe to Lb. w..tb.r. w.cier or summer. Prerenu redneu. Jonab. DeU. MII<t .:h46V¡I¡U,. 80IJ everywhere. Laue SceateJ Tab.fj 1. fciraiier tt.;n;i<.tUedl' t- CA8T£8" Little Liver Pills will positively cure \or,td. Unr. aneS r.l8Ytln\ fa r.turD. Thta b tint talk, but truth. Of ail C'hf'11:lst.I. b 1. ]¡¡\tr" plUCphlet free. British DepH. 4o. Hoibera Vi»duc1., Loccion. Uj Tne beat V\ei*u Knitting ^aros ar« made pjie wovi caa bs—¥*sn aaUSwausa. I":

I GLAMORGANSHIRE ASSIZES. irhe bmitlfM of the G?mor?atbtre Summer Assizes WM resumed at the Guitd-h?), Swansea, on Stormy. CROW.s COt;RT. (Beiore Mr, Justice Mamsw.) SEQUE- I TO A MEKTHYR ELOPEMENT. Bennett George Wilson, 37, haulier, and Elizabeth LiDdsay, 60, married, were charred witb stealing two boxes, bed linen, and other articles, valued at .tio the property of ItM? Licdtty, husband of the fl-, ,r,, prisoner, ItlMerthr, on tbe 26th of Juiy, Wilson was also charged witb receiving the articles knowing them to have been stolen. Mr. Win. Evans prosecuted, and the prisoners were undefended. W iisoo lodged at the hosoot liUC L.Dd?y. On the 26ta of July he went to the I t.{.¡e5te: l; ;[atr a' M"eJ at: cluimed two b)ses, ,hi?t, he ..t on to Pontypool. He took poaaeasioo of them there and had them consigned to Birkenhead. Prisoners followed, and lived.for some time at Bir- kenhead as man and wife. When apprehended Mrs. Lindsay said the articles were iher property eiDJ pdrKùd up by her.—There was no evidence that the stolen goods belonged to the husbaud, and the were discharged. I CSIXO THE KNIFK AT SWANSKA. Llc!Jaro VI" Bat to, an Italian seaman, aged 25, "as indicted for unlawfully and maiiciouaiy cut. ting and wounding Caradog Harries, at Swasaea, on the 8th of June. Mr. Lloyd Morgan prosecuted, and Mr. Howel Jeffreys defended. About ten o'clock on Saturday night, the 8th of June, the prosecutor was wilking up Wind-street towards Castle-square, when he aaw a turn assaulting a girl. Directly afterwards the man rushed at Harries, and stabbed him In the tide. At the police-etatioo pro.ecutvr identined bat to as the (IlaU who stabbed him, but .hen if"c ?. u before the magistrates he Wu not prepared to swear that, lie was, however, sure that it was the man who assaulted the girl that stabbed him. Prisoner aad another Italian were followed down Fisher-street by Robert Williams, ifreman ou board the Yelirdra. Captain Dewsburr, and a crowd of people. When Williams and bewsbury approached the Italians they drew their knives. Information W1. given to the police, and with considerable difficulty Batto wu secuied by Police-constable Enoch Evans near the toll-bridge. Prisoner drew a knife oo tne constable, who used his staff, and with assistance disarmed the pri- soner.—Dr. Jones, resident house surgeon at tne Swansea HnlpltI, de5CrId the ou.d, which was an inch long and at equal depth 0D i,. J?ft side. It aa sti!chdt but did not !ie??l ?ti:ifactorily, and fortnight g? an b,g? formed. The prosecu- tor 8tlUuppeared to be eT w?.k, and accom- ,n?d.t?d with a seat ?. the "¡tneH.bnx, The girl who waa a saultt!d on the ni^iit prosecutor was .und,d 1,'d been neeo liD". the case first clme before the magistrates, but ..lnh J,.?, Williama identified thw prisoner ae the man who (:'?lb:DiLieLi that assault.—Mr. J,,ffrey? commented 11Jon the absence of t,?. gi,l wh" w.. u.ultt'd, I 11 ,1 two mu who were with the prosecutor %t th tHilt', ?,?d contended th.t tha eVidence (or the pro*ecutiun was not so complete &8 to justify n conviction.—The j??,y, however, found p,,so.?r guilty f unlawful wounding, nd he -Ams t n* ft.t!<I ;¿'I;);:tI:'Oi:u:e::e >01'1 ACQUITTED. Bridget Longford, *5, marr id, was charged with stealing B witch trouj the person of J. hn Row, hunts, ostler, Dowlais. Mr. M. Richards lrG<!cutej, and piiaoner was undefended.—Prosecutor was ili-alll: home from a pUblie.u.}u"e at "oout eJ8Vtr o'clock ut utght, when prisoner neked him for beer and put Iwr arms around htm. When lie gOII,cm. he missed his watch. Benjamin Davies said prisoner tried to pawn the watcn, and lie persuaded lu r to give it to him to return to its owner.—Wit- nesses were called for the deience, who stated that (lis waicM wa- giwn to the prisoner to pawn by Henj.1lHIU Davie*, but the p.?n?li?,p. were cksdt and she returned it lo him. It w.!? .,?r,d iu possession, lie stating that he had bean unable to see the prosecutor to return it.—ihejury r.tulI!td" verdict 01 not guilty, and prisoner was acquitted. WOCKDINO AT UEETHYK. J^hnUower, painter,wr«scharged with feloniously j woundiug Geoige Griffiths, at Merthyr.on the 7ui of Julr, Mr. IA .?. E.e. had a quarrel,-and when prosecutor wu &ittivg on a window.till prisoner stabbed him on the left biBist with un ordinary pocket Ifnilt>, caulio" a Wound 3Ain 1, and 2,u, deep, penetrating tV lung.— 1 lie pilsner, who is it cripple and uses a crutch, .lale,1 that lit* was smgely asiaulteii by the prosecutor, and that the wound was acciden- tally caused.— Ihe juiy found prisoner guilty of unuwtul w unJing under great prOYOCi&uon, and he was (sentenced to two lÐonthat impri.oDw8nt Willi hard labour. ¿1.Ll!I,H) HIGHW.1Y BUMkUUV AT I D.,?,l .d "¡Hi, Ynwood, labourers, aged respectively 20 ..j 22, were eharged with f#io- ni"" 1)' a,U"?.g John Morgan at 'd,ff and H-.ealing fr»ui I, peraon a ring and a I".t. )11. C J Jacks n protocoled, aud Mr, Arthur Lewis defended the prisoners. Prosecutor waa paseing thiough Hute-tei raco in JJI)17it ht:O wemen about 11,30 .?,ck the -?ight of the 24th ol June when lhe pusoners, without any prorogation, at, cktid Dtivid caught hold oe i" bv tho t11,at ,,d U. t hi.? down, when William Yarwocd k,c ??d him f^verelv ?. the head, Th" women tried to beat off ti e prisoners with their umbrellas, but did not succeed, and when prosecutor was rescued he waa in an unconscious stare. Ue lost a hat and ring during the airuggle. When prisoners were upprenended one wm etrini rl:6 hat — )l1 l'KYI who** hub.Utd -as at .I who had been 10 ihe tlllre with Morgan, GY" for the pr,cll110n- Ihe ring w.ia found 01\ tile road near the spot where the assault was committed.—Mr. Arthur Lawn addressed the j-iry with the object of showing that there was no intention Oil tliu part ot the prisoner* to cjmmst highway robbery. W illiam Yarwood stated beiore Ol that he was tirat struck by the prdl"{.cutOt. and that a struggle then ensued, in which tiis brother took no part. He icsthishat, and finding another put it nl.1,-TII. jury found a verdict ut not guiliy, and prisouers weie dis- rhard, r A CHAIiO* OF KMBmU'StCST AT CA&D1>>. I 1. .1.. ueoige ;"IlIUCUant, 'I. salesman, waa cimrged with feloniously embezzling three small sums of money belonging to hU master, Mr. J■"»hn Hevan, fjronure dt?)cr, C?Jitt.—Mr. Lloyd MorMU, prm.cmed. ?nd Mr. Abel Thon]? defends!— Priaoner w;ia employed aa manager of Mr. Bevan'* h p in M-»ry-air«»ct, at ulary ot £ 2 Si a Wdlt. It ."11 hi-, dutv to hand ovet aU money he 1"i\.Pd tv th8 C8.hir. to bo entered. Ihe money would then be returned to the prisoner to be pl?t In I" ",fe ad accounted for to h,. ir-aster. 0. tLC25, tL,,i f,,r ih,, Kenhg Hill, sent t^ tho shop in which prisoner w.D'ph)r pos'orti.» order for 7." f»r "hlch he rect?'* no acknvw¡oJ. ment. He sent two similar amounts Wo"que", ly, but D,itLer was acknowledged, ihese amounts 'a not accounted for by the prmonfr.—Mr. t AL?l Thomas tddrfUtdthtMurt with the nhJect of allowing th.t the prisoner had simply IDIH1 U1i8t.ke, an 1 had had no intention 01 dfn.udlni h,s master. Ue pointed out 1,.t some discrepancies had been discovered previously, and that the prI.ontr, who had theu besn dismissed, had been communicated with- He lav. Ihe pro- secutor a cheque for 15, rut of which thr.. small amounts wt»ie taken, and the balance rP!ulned Under [hSf! ei ll)tt es, I:ded that th8 threo ditcrcpancte* which W--s al'M • uds discovered should be similarly treated.—u e Jury, treating the mnuer u one 01 accounr, without hesitation found the prisoner not guilty, aod be '0 pl?s-n,r ?,?t guilty, and be A CARDIFF WCUVDINO CASE, Axel Gundersen, 24, railor, waa char^rd with maliciously wounding Patrick Murray, at Cardiff. Mr. H. LushingU n Stephen prosecuted, and Mr, David Lewis oefendeJ.—The men werti drinking In Ih" Adelphi puuhc-houce ou the LOth of Julv. Ih- caa L'r the prosecution was that prisoner went out first with his c mpanions, and Murray followed in about two minute*. A row occurred in the atreef, in which prieooer took part. Murray was standing w ith his hands in his pockets when prisoner ruihed at him. Murray bent down, and Gunde"8o stabbed him in the head. Dr. le8' described the wound, which was not of a serious charact r. A witness wu called for the defence, who stated that prisoner was set upon by about ten peisons, among whom was the prot-e- cu'or, acd when he appeOl.d in court the folio% ing day he hau two black .yft and hi,, h.ad was "e.,ly double its nAIl,al ",U. Wilnee. did not *ee Gu?-e?. a knife.—^Tha jury found tbe p'" soner COI guuty, ant n. wu discharged. :-1151 rlm:S COt:RT, (Before M r, Justice Field.) T" ALLEGED MALIClOCS P*0SkCUT10.V AT LLAK- TBlSANT. Tamflix and SO t. WILLtUIS-Hi. Lordship proceeded to address the jury 111 this case. On the W, i.era subject of pr?)wuti?es, he rem?r"d tbat in E. g! &[4d t '?e State delegated to inciv¡duais the 0, iy "oJ the fIght of prosecuting in crjmin¡ esses. In France, Germanr, and some oth^r count ties the case was uifterónt. lAnd" hi, Ii system was right u was not for him to determine. But it might be taken for granted lhat a prosecution, whether right or wrong, hd always a tendency to injure the party proceeded agaimit, aa well as to put him to expenu in his own deience. Wha they had to consider was, not whether the charge was well founded or not, but. whether the defen- dant believed it to be so. He could not foresee what might happen at atri ii. For inslarce, in this very case the ccuoty-court action and the trial at the assizes lasted three days, and how was it possible for a prosecutur to anticipate all tiie evidence w hich might be offered or the decision to which twelve men "llo. names he had never heard be to. might cr-aw In the case before them there might be differences of fact and differences in evidence. If facte were in dispute the judge had to call in a jury to assist him, but th'j questions of law remained for the judge alcne to consider. They would, therefore, hnve to decide co the subsidiary facts, but he thought it best in that case that it should come further before him for his decision as to whether there was reasonable and proper cause for the prosecution. His lordship then reviewed the whole of the evidence, and put two questions to tne jury, first, whether they believed that beiore t.ving action the defendant believed the testimony of his witnesses, and, secondly, whether they were wit- nesses on whom he could nly, and whether he had an honest intention in prosecuting the plain- tif!! :-The jury returned ar.SWtrS in tne affirma- tive, and his Lordship upon them ruled It there wa. reasonable cause for the prosecution, and gave judgment for defendant, with costs. A CABDIFF DEMrKIUCJS CASE.! W, and R. Thompson v. Pi rib and Co.—Mr. M'lntyre, W C.. and Mr. Bensun appeared for pl¡lOtilf!, and Mr. Clement Biggins, Q.C., and Mr. Abel Thomas for defendants. Plaintiffs claimed on a charter party, br which the Nedjed was to proceed to the R3ath Basin, Cardiff, aod be there laden by the amenta cf the defendants within a certain number coiliery hcurs, subject to a colliery guarantee, and to proceed in due course. PlaioufU alicg«d UiataiiQ wa cM latfea v,LLi.- the time specified, and claimed 1101 for demurrage and damages for detention of the vessel.—After one witueae bad been examined, it was decided to withdraw the case from the jury and take his loitlship'edecUioa on the legal Nint.-His Lord- ship decided on the documents that plaintiffs had failed in their case, and gave judgment for defen- dants. ] A FA.XILT AFFAIII. coous II. Cooks.Mr. M'lntyre, Q.C., aDd Mr. Marshall appeared for plaintiff,and Mr. Bowen Row- lands, Q.C., for defendaot.—The plaintiff eought to recover the sum of £400, money received by defen- dant for the use of plainiiff.—Defendant's c.oe was that tbe money was received by him in part pay- ment of money owing by plaintiff some time before, and lie counter-claimed for the balance of the money lent— £ 30 and ioteresr. The plaiutiff "U the soo uf defendant. He, according to the evidence. emigrated to New Zealand, and received L4b5 from his father bv letters of credit, together with a letter which, according; to plaiutiff, aaid :I send you JE)50 a4 a present from myself, ..d LS from your aunt." Defendant took a farm, but his health becoming bad, he realised, and decided to return to England. Ha sent £ 400 on to his father. A few inouttis afterwards Ije applied to his father to advance him some of the money he had returned in order to commence bueiuesa in England, but be refused, and afier repeated applica- tlon. said the monev he had sent his SOD to New Zealaud was a loan, and not gift. Plaintiff's solicitor then applied, and received for answer that he (defendant) had lent .£450 to his son in New Zealand for a certain pur- pose, and that purpose not having been carried out he had returned the wouey, deducting .£50 as his passage raouey, which he had no riglit to dú. Action waa thereupon taken. The defendant dis- tinctly contradicted the statement ot plaintiff, and said that his letter expressly stipulated that the monoy was lent wat 5 per cent, interest." No letters had been preserved on either side bearing cn this point. Mu, Cooke and Mrs. harwell corroborattd the evidence of the defendant, and averred most positively that there was no inten- tion to oiake plaintiff a present of the money. The only letters were from plaintiff to defendant asking for money, nod his Loruship reCerred to theae aa corroborative of tiie de!l'Il4j"lll'd ctlK" The jury found a verdict for thu uetciidaiit. Costs were not a-ked for. CAUSE LIST FOR TO-DAY (MONDAY). His Lordship, ou the application of Mr, Abel Thomas, tixed the following case1 tor healing to. day (Monday) B.ro,tt Scott "nd Ca:r. PE, I¿L ¡CRT. Biogden c. Johnston. conlos Jt: "y, i Snath t. Adams. Reed and Co. v. Morgan and GilJm. Usher and Co. r- W illiams and Others. Usher und Co. v. Hi,ton and Others, Crockett Hoddinott. Tne case ot Barnett 7. N;ott and Carr was fxed I fourlh on the list, and would have been com- inenced on Saturday att@llloon, but Mr. ø, Row- lands asked liis lordlliip's aancticD to an arrange- ment whereby the shorter case of Cooke v. Cooke should be heard inxuad. Iho case of Barnett v. Scott and Can will, therefore, be first cn the list this (Monday) morning.

THK WEST OF ENGLAND BANK FAILURE. COST OF THK LIQUIDATION. A luither return of 8j. 8J. per out f t I,. £12 per share cilled un in connectlun with ihe t.u)uteoftheMf?nfKn?)<nd!H?S<.u'!?V.<"< 1;k tat, .?? ,ic, t,,tl of X2 16s.6L per sLant Umt ha* been fdU¡-ucd Tiie bank eus- pended payment in December, 1873, so that the rfallat ion and distribution of the estate have been hanging about tor len years. The cosw have been enormous, amountinc to a total of £ 112,994, of which the official liquidators have ric ived ami ol»'i ks, £ 10,350 and oiffcial liquidators' clei ks, £ 19.7d9. A further sum of £ 3.430 has gone for travelling and hotel expenses, and £ 4,573 appears under the head of u disbursemtuui and P.!Ll y ex- peuM* '1 he total meeipts from all sources, including calls on shareholders, have beeu

THE OGMOKE COLLIERY DiSASTKli. MANACil liS FINED. On SturdBr (before the Bridgend bmrh of magistrate*) \itMtaCmc?)?eUttztc!.U?vht Vau"han, and David E"ün., manage™ of ihe 4tlPr Cothery.Ocn?reVtttcy.w?rect.?r??M?hot providing bulticient ventiattiuu, acioidir g t? the li»t General Ruie. M,. Stnck, Sw msea, ptosecuted nnbet.i.)f?fM..J.T.K.)hs)?H'.M.?'nt!.?."?f ?ne?; Mr. Simons, Merthyr, appeared forM s^rs. .4.1 Vauglitkn und Mr. R. Scale, Bridgend, for Mr. PtT?t ETtOt—Ttn. Mtjt??ttc'. &fltr hearing the evidence, fn?,t Mr. Dalnel ClU ami i costs, and Mr. Evans £ S hod eo. The charge Sti?mr.Vtuxt.tn?.ndiam?'ed.

SUNDAY PUBLIC-HOUSE TltAUING AT DOWLAI.S. AN L X Tit AI) K1) 1X A i 1V CASE. At Merthyr Police-court on Saturday (before the Stipendiary and Mr. T. Williams) Charles Fric. landlord of the Wellington beer-house, Dowiais, was summoned for keeping open hut hou"«e for the sale of brer on Sunday, July £ 9.—Mr. Flews de- fended.—Police constable Wander stated tlmt.n the morning of the day in question lie kept obser- vation upon the premises, Qnd mw Yerot Iwr. sons go to a grated windo" and hold up f8,Jd, into which 80lUèthíng W, poured by IIwans of an iron pipe passing through the window bars. After the vessels were tilled the holders wa ked awiy. He followed a woman through the house adjoining,and found in her possession a tin jack containing beer. —For the defence witnesses wet«j called to dis- prove the officer's statement, it being alleged ttlilt the beer found upon the woman referred to had Ix'n 0btau:eci ar thø h01111 n**r cWr to thø defendant's, whelú it JJ:,d been lh thf" nieht before. S :ine contention was r;¡¡st,d all to whether possibly have Keen what he declared to have taket) pi ce from the spot wlitre he W88 concealed, and the case was adjourned for week to enable the magisir»»tee to make a view, 10 at to satisfy their minds upon the point, the learned Stipendiary remarking that it really amounted 10 question whether or not the police* man had committed perjuror.

THE HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AT BARRY. PRIKOX £ K ACJAJN liKMANUm On Satuiday John Smith, 25, whs brought up again bl lure th IVnarth magistrates, al the office of tfr, Morris (citrk to the magis- trates), nt Cardiff, on tho charge of having committed an outr»ge oti Florence Kaie Smith, of 37, Princes-street, East Barry, on the 26'M ult. It will be remembered that the girl, who is undor 16 yenrs of age, was returning from the pier on the lalacd to her house, when she won seized bvthe pri- soner. Tw" "thor men, kn. L., pey, also came forward tndhttdhtr'othes?und. while ths prisoner, it is alleged, committed an assault upnn her. The two other men, it ap- peared, have not been arrMtfd, and it I. probable that they have both absconded. Prisoner, who i. a son ot a police inspector, was remanded till Thursday nexr, when he will 0.. tried lit Cadoxton Fvlice-cour.

A mSCA MUSIC-HALL ARTIST IN TKUl'HLK. THE COMBINED EYFLC IS OF NINF OI.ASHKS OF WIHSKY AND A VISIT TO AN OLD LOVER. A respectably-dressed young woman, named Emma Peters, who has m0r., I han nuç" figured in the police-court, and who :"I"hj tdle engsged as May Jones" at the Rificman'a Arms !ulk.haJJ, Risea, was bnu¡¡ht hfore his Wor- ship tiie Mavor, Alderman Jacobs, rot Caidiff Polics-court on Saturday, charged with being drunk and disordetly, and also with assault ing Mr. John William J-)hns n, stationer, in TuJor-road, the previous evening.—Complainant said that piisoner came to tda shop and a .t d his wife íiUJ himself. Witness turned her < it and fastened the door, but prisoner broke the d',i.r open, and again committed an assault. In reply to the Magistrates' Clerk, Mr. Johnson said that about eighteen month* agu piitorer assaulted hiin, Alld waa bound over to keep the peace. Ptisorer pleaded ttiist she had corre to Cardiff to see a play at the Grand Theatie. She met an old friend cf h*r*—a Ceoll.wan-and hadeight or cine glaasei of whisky with him. bie admitted she was not quite sober. Afterwards she went to Mr. John- son's tor a lot of photos lie had of her. bhe did not know Johnson wjs married and when she found it out hbe left the thop. he WiU ot a u J,lf£1 wirj,o 85 Mr. Jdlf,!I(Jfl had before said. His saying so hurt her feelings. The Bench thereupon bound her over in her own recognisances to keep the peace fcr six I1>On1115,

Kiip T8 Ooldkn :'C)i.LoIU8T iu your huuse. It 18 ¡i.ht pale golden &is of wonde(ful .I il i. good, It Ie light, It is pure, you will 1ik. it ttt?,r than the stronger Burton Ale; it coats le&* money, and will not diaagree with you. The Golden Sun- light obtained the Gold Medal of tiie Liverpool Exhibition (the highest award given for light dinner ale.), "Charles Cameron, M,D. President of the Ruyal College of Surgeons), Ireland, .")" "It reaemblea in appearance bright sherry Dr, Wallace atates :— It resembiee in composition the Lagar Beer of Germany. Golden Sun-light," 9 ¡¡aU?ns, 10.. 6d; 18 gallons, 21a., delivend '0 you>* house or station. Insl.1 on having the Golden Sun-light, as worthless imitations mav he offered you. Watkina and bona' AiMand Stouu'lOd to la 6<1.) are delivered, mrriage free, by the diatrict agents and merchant* throughout the country. Cardiff, W. A. Bolder, 36, St. idary-street; Pontypridd D. Thomas; Neath, btone and Kappel; Newport, Watkins and Williams; Merthyr, Gunson "an leI. Gordon, RrydoneliCo.: Lianeily, A. Dav It Co.: Abergavenny, W. Phillips; Mon. mouth, Poole: Cliepatow, Ellis; I'sk, Rivera; Pontypridd, D, Thomu; and R. Smythe; Pembioke, Ormord; Brecon, Meredith: Risca, J. J. Haines; Pontypool, H.Peach New Tredegar, j J. 8. Jones; Milford Hoven, D. Lloyd Davies; Teuby, J. Merriman and Son; and nuiueiGu* < puces, iht UggeLcrl bt.wcty

I We canGOt pubiiili any lett., auiaM the «rit«i tnndj bl. rial and At>i»aasa, IMn nrc«>«a»(ilv lor puAU* caûau. Out A au""ul8t' of r;( hi !lb. The Editor cannot uauerc«*e *o recuru rejected cxn- muineatious uuotr ."1' .IICUIII,IIiIIUl". All UOITPa",JhcUllt. UHJ4L wrii^vu 0.. SIPX of the pap'f caiy. or tu«h lrlt«r» *111 1* r.JN"l. j .Y.?.—?«««*MMrcMT<Mt<.??<?Mt?fAt/t«.

Pa wxhjxxb.—It ts tmpossii. lt- r". u. tQ&d,lM C. P.- .f the facte. Tiie pawnbruki-r 18 b..tul d hI f'U Ill. gc*xi» It he tenders the an ou!ii(iorrv>w-xl «nli Uw- ful intertit w?ht.t thftttBt .?.w? t?r"rt?t'.nm?n tLJrrN)(. If the pawnbroker w111 not do Lid. heou*ht tu be .ummou t.(Unt tUe raa.¡r"tf>t aud 0:»e«1. Bu* there oiui: L..fo.. reason fiK- tl-c l1:'hHILI ,ol.1J.'Î.chtt"t1 of. 8mi we cannot to ru an "PuÜou at tfj 11,* thirreol w.tuout "11°' wrdJ," U h, &1;1 lU » our .If. reipondrnt. wu) 1101 W LUl, .ltuo,1 M ,,u., lIOI. ven- ture tu by lh«t h. J.IC' J:.t ki-ow. fLI, 18 very 11lUJ-1Ufl-:IW1JI. Â Conservntive Workman* (.Newport; 1.11 I. Am (he »\llU:.JQt ot d.. witlj the ci^-eiiM (If fC"t"il'tC h. fowls while lu VVLUII. For "ullo.1Jno.h (h offender might 1* summoned thwe the rn",c,r..w-, anu Via cvDvicHvn wou <J t iiatxc to be hiieU <>r itn jri A ""vS&U\YaTlV ??)t)tMt!<* "?'Jt?t'?.-?.)Op<r annum ? Fttai?tt ?..? mut .hu v t.Cbtxet.?tef thcKA hcqurr, )r *7^ alnj1. 1' I' .UN U •ay tti*t Uir »t«.vtiu^u ij quv.ittoil rviurnvu bis sa aries *• fur t h »- >a<« ot coon 'in y lit lt-uetiial for tUe benctit of the laapayeis kaa "tv.t teau eue at his

NONCONFORMIST SKCE^SIQ.NS TO THE TO TKV KDI XB VF 1 Sti WKJTKKN MilL." —I nope tho .er of Mr. lrl wi.i not be SHt,—t(K't?-n?.x..cr?[?r.btf?«).inotbe very sma -wciwn 01 CnuroJiuien. Most expe- itn?e?i cifrKy?u u M)!t ?tu?uy ?.r? u?t on )?t pn'nt in 4U.Li?'. the t'i-I.pd ?,r? igt,t and Mr. bird wrong. Momunioruiity dlG'ër widely from thtt Church, both in I." ilocirinrs and metiiods of; work, t't fur ns it 1m. any, Wnile in pvbl." *or- r-hip the differences aie Ytldt"t still, aa n.ay 1* barn fr >m the LCl Ulitt tl xe l huu-h a siaieif liturgy ami KU 1I1I1-'It'ti-¡YIt 11 ual, while it. d. lions 01 D,Antr aie U'I'i. 11 WIL 6Il:l)ctlrt exle,? in ciiaracter. Pr»>t ol Cm wi d e "r..D:1'11'1ll'I'UH:JI:Lf b: :l (. huivh hU\1 lUs«ei>t i> t Imvumi'c in abundance I frl'lIIlh al1e1or)'.A till" H'IIJI..U CVUII l''nl'nwct'' in 1603 Hud 'he Savoy (, OiUrtm>c« in 16dl. iu the latter ot winch tii? PuiiUne, the k"DUth century repre» i>t«itiv<-A vi our uwdell\ Nt^'icoiiti j- mi6ts, br ught no lower than 197 ohj?.M )t?un.st?.MH..??ft.?'t.!M't)t'ta?tt. UL?)??. IIlInllrs 'my., then, IIludt I.) h-aui on joining ihe lllUlcll. And the ">moy of ihutcii a., rnu,,el ly ..ii i,ip iu make liieir own fu'Uiv i Mr. bird r''t'.4R. oi uiiui^ifr •* who aavad It. hundrcil >ouis," t-ut bow C1t II" ltlil whether the* Wt re reailv ov.1 « i n -t, without following u^> (tt.trtu?urftn?.tyP t?'-?w.n)jt<t' danger to ttie Church lrom a I..r 1I,I!xd Noncou- lonuist minipi«r» itl,,?ut sateguaia^ aud regula- ?n..n<. Mo.ii <>\ us h »v> gi«at syu^ialhy <'?h i iiiinisteia Rcaking tlieir wev Oick to 'd fold Ir.)lu worthy UII.tIVt s, «•>) iti ia ly It involve* aell-deuial and on tiieir lien. Rut what do»'a Mi. Hnu mem l»y l»lU n^ of N oncon- fOlLnil Noiicottloim.st» Jiuve Do.) orders as understood i y \ne Courci,Hiiu d» nOI pr^ieod to I., '.? i. tm, 1, 't -l'i i t YA 111 ?C"i i i *C J;)' klm?4, It l 11 i;,e- I -s -W,,p, ur I di ,d j**ct the Klea "o savouri'«d Kopery," Upon the who; th-„t 1 t.: 10 Miu.nii thai the bisnops 'U6 ri..in In r l( i; iUi probation il.) « >tivei ts trom :q'h cOI,îvrIHa;), boit* ^aa test of th**r «it;ceiiiy nd gO<.td f,\11 h ud 6 qual tic ()n ttii, r I ture worit.—Jt??.k.. A I'K[L,,L UF 'FLIL: (bL,tLil I-N WALLS. Aug. 3.

THK REt.KASK OK MR. DILLOPT, Tv> thk >uiioa ue Taa w k»i>kn Mail." Sia.—i« i.» «iv»( uuio-»m»^ to w.tun -he t«u*tics of ihe :)..hlll¡j..tt In 4I1.U out Colt Purlja ufiii, dunng th lust tew W«*aii9. Tlitl\ put in eVeiy imaginuble p<.iii tu ell,b..rrt&s ana hinder tll" Government in the ptoKecuti^n Hi UtttU" oUlÍes:, ùUt "U "tttAr aiUiupie 1110.- Mive to .10°"" tiieir Wt-ilkU"Aj and ui-pi.y ihn wo-uidity or their "Ct ion. Tin ir cuiiuuc iu ine fiou*r ut C)IIHIHJ!1 i. Wl a}puIHUIIC. nnu in tl. couufiy, bi.ndtol ied b piejudice and prompted by p«ity«*i ii u, th» y are driven to do what tiuy ^hmi cu- lou^ ht ftwhttLH'U 101. Tnetr "O k^ shdh be iev*ale«i and thdr, 'au shill ulh.1 JUth:t' wnl co'-ijuer. I; have bft-n >* follow, r Mr. (J:ao8ltl\I}f" and his coi!t-ai;uf<» h'c )1.18. Lot their uumanlinesss t en outruk.'eou-' c- tiauci, und their absence 01 aignuient t-) j'1"lll" ition Ut"d!l cm* pt'ded ow to tvisake lIf1II ;lUlt join the Cuionissa, .e,. ?",i h<nioUi, tti iiilinr-F, ail 1 Jm: ic< Por (lie ia»t h'lini^ot vertoi> iinn of the' Riiondda V,-L, w, tohou^e ..kínlC ¡lht! i'lh..hi "ut. to iu he ir "d1wS io |*etiu<ot ?dviniiidiug u<e imuicuiaie an i unt:td I.[ re.ease pi Mr. D.llon. Pi »b b y there i«>en weie appointed b\ h'- merlin held i shut\ liuio atuo at Too Ys'rad. 'ihe n e»-titi^, owing to tlu- ¡nlIt'II'1 ncy lIt til.. Wl..¡tlltn, w»i» ovid In u cnapeh Un the :-OOlhliU pievn u* UI4t U <»pel <>] ( 1.rial w»i» ptenched —.4 lJu..ve- WIl;81 direcily con- ileum* la.. h .n. injusi c, Kilt! mvirU -i )iut on M'Mui .y ,dltl('a¡ it;en a»ceniieJ th f>.«n a PaljH K'td MUv- cite l tha rc'e-i^e 01 Oll "WI Iru- Up'lot) Vh>laU*d the laws ot the realm, unu i» a 0-htoigue ot uun who are t.'Ul ot compiiciiy "illl C. iiih" urui muciei, "ii" 8;e; «" inconaiautiT Y Ihe n+ICI"1I pI Oum IrIU' eurti'r b\ th* *<• u.i^d"in^». In the Cltøpd, then, we d the et.Uice oi h'li:I'H:4. of which copies Wfie inken loui.d tviid 1!U! 'J(l t) O^e Who t-x k them infold/ Hit? "rop: «' l t nature of Di:lon^ ci :un-y 'Iuh imij tnyoi those who giit'd kn> w n even lo-d tv, what Ihey elgiit-dtoi. 1 come >'uii> itiio <vn:act wi ll the wnrktug men f tin v.iU y «i ti J I imve uiaae it u point 10 '<fk ol th. ui wi at ncv km wr 01 Iii" nature 01 (I.. |et.tiO'.v, A givi'. inniy Inve tin tO<u, und tj, ie- a r»ry wrmij; ide.i, )I then liulur One t'd n>e thut U.e> 'Atr 1,1110".1 pr.v (01 UIU iele>««e ot ,.nu" unfor<uuaie man fioui pni n w.-• Jl1 ui wuting v a« d Ul'el- deniahy muidured Ins *ii»-; Mhùttlll t"ll1 me iha> Mr. Dill III w is In pr >o;i Ikhu*- ht \,j ieu lor 31r. Gladstone, an t III" tlnr^ tnal he w .g uupriie«ni d I'T ad vofitiio^ Hrcciitii) "I 1I1\. 1'1,10, lo ..ilid w inc"o h,tlt been C\ftlt\.C..tt" LJ. Jeodowiitre IU lrciunu, Ln^l iod, aud Alt, lbtt M({i)iiiuiS- ■ f such n.«noi any real VAIU Thy Rh«•nnu»ii»•» woomj never tr"UI¡,v th- m.He.vej* about Did it. G allstone, of any other p ^itictan it: they were Itn aione. &•» uiucfi (If pt I saw <n the p iper this w. e< ih n n m in t-ad dh-cl and U*queaitie«i <di hH ptw(e.i y w lie Devil, I thought vf hs»hi»; )ir, i" convcne • u.ettmg to oi*cu»a the m. tie-, un«t *■*•* whether ma can, exercise "ui irtiuenee nu'ii lh^ Finland to disendow the devii*ianu wi.ei. Men "1 it tu. be a rtat i^k to enaow lusii uto ns, ixerefoi# i they 1t\iJ"'l a new course in vravr t I u..IY UjÖ L.btr..tl'¡.I U. tiLiUA?'. Tiehergrft, Aug. t, ro llh: 1&1TOH If W»7MiN MAIL." Sia,— V* Jtelhcr 1 uiii d Avry orHa uc.ii IUlru;¿. teri iJ, but 1 hope 1I1IIt "III u iiioiao«l, e„ 1 liope J have no' qui'e loll a<l p^e- plivn o: diiference be- twecn right Mtui wront., tiotn aud "1:hl'IIO'4.1I bd f(Jith in ihfpiiedriCotd^.Scice Mr.Glauf'one apting upon II." nan* n t.1è adv- c.icv ul Home Ruie, ver-tCity & hoi.tJ-ty tn !>• hencelorin r* gai Jt-O us old eapiode vlrlta: & only tv t, r« ;<: t..4J t" thu !UI1JII.rvU ,,1 A i ew t-rloL Uppftfl" It) iMVd dawned Upon (h Ua-hc •! mind. All ex-Prune )lldøltr p>UU»ps out the t..l6tdtOoJd Huu hUiuireOft tit Ln-'y-* Mil l giris l «Ve been ímprit-(.Jf:& a in LiUnd lvr i. <oiii<g ai ti pouce- UUiO, "IIIJt 0: her: l;v) 8 and old meu, iiavu been locked up in prison fur selling harmless J,utJIICätl. n-, uf the ivnienta of wincn ihey "re igncranu "chi whe't It i. puoiuiy dcJRre1 i 1mt <heie ts nn t<unu^tion wlieii«ver t"r such u.¡.trΡQni the fu.whun(1 t. utib ualili gly repealed. ^g4in, WIJ1h Ii man is put iu ptiaou for breaking ttl lhw hiiiiM-jf Mild irifligadng others ro the oisiu ne*t pr .iuool n- t | *>mg '.iieir I debts, In is exaited as u pan v. while ILe judge] whQ tried U." c*Se II brsnuc 1 a f -gue t:ie Secretary ot Slate u> i. irur^errr. 11 these viiuperrtiions ha'l been tim-J \u Ire.»miJ# wu shouJd, peih*pa, not ivti qui *■ *o au'i-n?ed, but sinc« the ads^oni tn- P o elotn mh ioce waa :fd t\"lt .()It¡tlj:;)lf:I:I!U::I'.I(:'Ul&: iu ti>e Ptincipaniy. TUr i«r« advo'atci in tlmi pulpits aun flU the pitU'ru s ot lJi!t.eUl.ot( minieters. TI?o stormy H tIt!, a o-rtaiu !Ù'V.! Aaron—the ureal br iber M'J" -I.k.. the lead in circulating ihe<-e f .l-el- dN, He abuses tiie Pope lor aaa- iii< g that li'jycottiug, c"l\h, in«im>ng, and murdern g ate c-«n;iary '•> the psccei'ts of the (jr^pe1, ¡ltH' Uiritire-* tnat the Pop" kn-'«« nothing »t»oui ihe New Teata* ment. T h *>«e prtcejt*» Kie no l«»i»ger I n y ""tldny much Ih iiuwn ot lLe rew er*— tii* j Gl.id^tonian-Parneliiie i.ihante— but .16 t', l-JC-^me (,t),¡;nJt>,tt. just 1(-'4 the J. "¡""I CtlffLG:aJ J;tVl WiiS ab< h-h»»d when ly w.,? pi< cutuued. 2^>me of thoee who In pu.pits au a ¡t"'lJ a* J.u\not. ar, J inartyiit,h.n) Ith) iiv- d m >he rei^n 01 111., would have been long ttgo Imngeu at 'i^buin kn I cont-pirator-* nnu the c- p urtr eiH <. murdfriers. And yet Dissenur* ate noi i-sn inteu III open their d.\r¡e;pl¡ue, f Chrxtun w ulnp—in urder 1<) whitewash inem IIal tr, viidy Mi-s Jucg- s and I others for sentencing Im uj i oa punisMi>eo> 1ar ieas than they ueserve.— 1 am, U ObiEKVfcK.

PhOrOSED MLDK AL All* A.^5^ IA1ION FOR! I IAKDIH-. TO THIS EtlToa C9 1MK wun h* MAIL." Sia,—1 alU Sony :i..i "A 1"1-)'-11 :<ill and I Surgeon t, ooe* i ot choo*e t- give n I. eo rliat we -1 Il the accuracy or hi. -tatemeriis. W'ny does he not 11" ihe name v: t',p hlroC:ft:lon unL1t'r which h" j.O ti.o > P/o.*a h your cw» reepoliuertt IS awaie iiai Mr bVe I U? most CUU.- p<ete inio'uiahou Is Iv 1!1 past anu present | officers vI ad t I., Y«itt-o-y X'1+ ncai Asnoaa- llvn,Klllj I¡UIt 11 he t-r< to J(f\ Ins oau e it wgulj probably tutii ouiiin1 r>e hae newer ivid CY>r:*ioe- rubie expetience wrji a^'ieiie^ anniiar toihe pro- poseii ot v. Ai ali t vnr ihr nnmeof no meotcal man in Cardiff at j re*ei-t t'.1& ie t UU'J 8" hnVm* been connecteo with tin .i^M^intion. The (act lhat your conespenuert Ihm» piai-eU In" imine v.jh ?uu is no guarantee 'ha' siihI l)r ii«'rs in lna iettera 11 ul. "I ie g rl t I'? aint t"It I central diapen^arv tuube ..HIli" t'M., r wlioi *11, it UjUt be 1l."IJ't'UJtlrrú ¡b,.t dur >c eme is I. ill perlect one, ms ooihi^y i- pet led >»-t,<ut it will, reineoy some fit tJlf" <,elects of toe pie*em itixu auC create tut very li, I ie iB('r)nvdl;(, arid timt to a few 01 the IlHnbrr. <in>. Tim wine c mpia n' may be ;ai>ei nguii s< u,: 0€h'ir wt(o has 2,0U0 members i't Fot»^:iy re-ming in e i ptr s ot Ihø town, but It" central O'P' 11"'11: CII besafs-; f")rjly worked III iuifet o*r tliau CaroiJl, surely U CtrU be worked 111 lid. tows. With reference t<j th" f-C8 :<• b paid to Ure doctoMl K1HJ tll J't6f1..t¡.. "i('1.n. xVt" h f.8e (if fi eri, women, anU t:lp!I::8o, 1 HI.1" that tit. Foresterh* eXrcutive \our)O."li hltOl j"t Iflui tables of contributions for ?*ma ea, c mniled iroin statls* ,ic of tb women. These tames .11 11 are du > eel uheo b, an actuniy unjer I" Piiet d y Swielift A??,, condu'I'V" prove that, in oroer to tI't'e 1be same bet.eft'n ä8 men ot the Mm. age, women I «ve to I a 1. c-nti ibtjp. n?. "hILt La your cwne?j ■ odent l'J ")' with re- gaiU t* Uoaf %i*m ae IWMkNl, I the surma t'tn?d to above as Mnt I the (,m 1. fjt 2,000 ForeettM is withn? to Mo?< children of members as patienu at a sum which. If charged by t!u. wwciation, would only allow twopence for drugs aod management. Why does ..t A rh3 and Su,g-. try to get Chi$ n>edii*al m»u« wbo conain himself I lftiig prodtio"8r of the town, to ryi.. bis feu If w. caD get gentlemen of experience and well estab- lished in the town to accept, our t- we are not at all anxious to have as one of our eurgeona a man who way subject his patients to euch a long aud tedious treatment thai h. will be scarcely ever out of any house more than a few oaya at a Ùnu. Your correspoudent is unwilling to accept our terma. Therefore, what locw- ttandi aa a pbyslcian and surgeon has he for opposing the tchtme ? Perhaps uext time he wrilee he will append his name, at it will be a cheap advertisement for him, aud will be specially advantageous owing to his being recent audition to the medical practitioners ot the tvwn. As to the letter ul A Qualified Chemist, perhaps lie would communicate with lD8 ou the subjeot. The promoters vf tiie scheme have prvvioujly had the euggaatioo put before tiiem, and although the, uiauv advantAgee to be derived from a person being able to have a pre- scription dispensed at a chemist eliop, yet there are tuanv objections to it.—I om. v, THE HON. SECRETARY OF THK FORESTERS' PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. Caruiff, Aug. 2.

THE MUNDANE EGO, TO TUE EDITOR OF TIlY M WPJTTfclW HAIL." biR,—Mr. John fetorrie writes lIt eome Thomas Jenkins, of Cwmfynnau, pockettiog the while aud blue egga from Ely Fartu and pasaing them on to the cobbler quack doctor of Fiorddias." Now, thia statement 111 quite new 10) we, aod 1 qocwuon its autheolicity. Mr. George Thomas, Ely F. knew very well that "the Doctor of Fiorddlaa" orougiit.a wiiite mundane egg to the late Atchdruid, M iiyvyr Morganwg and made him a present of it M Doc lor Fforddlas" was a herbalist ot the N,.d,1Ya. Scllool, and was much eought after by ceuntrv folk. Lie was au eccentric character, bUl was, ncverliteies*, Olï who had read most extensively and had" shrewd notloo regarding tile late" discoveries In "nee. 1 am ."t quite ,*rt.in Unit h. WaS not considered by some as n avn cy,,i l?iel, i. the Welsh couniry parlance for a man supposed to be in ??riet in?tr?u? ..hb fA?e devil. But Mr. John Storne l,as tepir?r ted hitn in a ?w character, "LI, .rryi g a\olen .t gc. to th l.t., Archdt uid W ere Myvyr Morganwg now alive he would be perfectly hornfted at Mr. Julin Storrie's alligation. Indeed, 1 am rather indineJ to believe that MNetti" (Uh» lierbaiist) fiimselfl would not have beeo leas horrified than my late venerable fiiend lOt the implication! I have spoken repeatedly with Mr. George Thonus It bout. th "ere" 9I1:t but he never hinted to me that it wa.* taveu burieptiliously froin tjie houae of his pareuis. Ho told me tlml Uiere wen* three euch eggs there wiieu fie was a boy, but aa to what I1: became of two of them he was unable to aay. 1 by this that he knew all about the one in ihepoese«sion of the Archoruid. •• Doctor FiurddUsM would have been oow about a hund years 01<1 had he hveo. Nr George Th muus told me he did not know how the eggs Came to be 10 tlio po^^e»sion of his family. 1 inletie<i ftom It that Mr. George Thomas is a aeacendant, according to the f the Dtuidic hierarchy, and that this accounted. In some measure, for the w< udirful copiousness of his | inlormition about Cambiian folk-iore and Glam<> gan statistics. 1 was glad to fancy Uiat those three eggs had descended, siep bv atep, from uiner to eon in the Cieorge Thoioaa family, on tha banka ol ihe K.-y lElyi, aince Ukma distant interacting d;«ya wliert member a of j I the family ruled at LlamUff in spiritual things, with those .K' daugling oD Ufe" man y be*oms. Aiao! Mr. John SW,r.e 1,. ?tir-.?l, d to rudeiv shake my taiui in the lii?V?ry 01 this particular eymoni. Ot course, whether the egg was pocketed" or not h" rwthin to do with thu philosophy wnicb such eg»s rvpieaeut, What 1 he«i< ve lhe heibwliat told wan that Ih. egg \11' en. ol Unee, toui d 8ie ayo in h tumulus, or grave, on 1.1)- hauu. This aUteu.ehl, also, was calculated to exciie one's imagiuaii n. 1 have often w<iru the cieirwy" ^iiiund>irie egg) ,u'V"IIJ.1llol11 the nei-k by a wiute libbon tasiened io a gold ring aad stud turned in ttJ lop ot the egg. 1 um il 1 certain rhe "Awfii'1 within IbY soul fias "ul occasionally invoked tÍJ It creirwy to \elllU(, of lhol. (If old who n.tt to "ul atli- W h're streams flushM blight fro", trx-k y caves, Whete \oll. maue IlIv..lj o'er ^tavei, And wlieiv the V>rrenl s lamboa fpr^y wti l'L.t. ÃiHI w htelt o« k !.k.It, lu.il1. 10 Ii.. bldt, And 'midst th' let".1 <,Uø., wii<«« .1.Hath drtted 1 he crested Kouian 1n Id. hour vf pride K* ie I. Mr John Sloniu now tehing O. Ù1alll". p mio.gr egg was 1J¡lnUluctu,d UJ 1612 J buisure we hHVe but U) .11 Idui for proof ot this, and Li "I ue w id either give it VI admit honestly he ts rnlto- lukun —t um, u biomleri.

ANCIENT OUDI R OF FOiM'^TKJisS. aiuil CUCKT Ml L'llNO Al lilJAOINU. lFUOW or& I HKAOIAO, b,&. Niomt. The High Court Meeting ot (lie A'lcl"t Ordai of Fcreater-, whn h in the uimual Pttrliumeni 01 Utf9 U?t.rt..)' 1888, i.4 i,,i,i it.0 ".u.?,y to." 1)1 Rr.iuii g. The leguiar buMhegt will commence I on Monday morning, "hI" thu Hi.;h Court 91111 bt" upt"1t"d I6l teu o'cJoik In tlw uew 'Iv"I1..Jh,H. wInch | i*a oec" placed ai toe eeivice o| tiie Order tiee ol li- i iurge. Th** i^e p iioi'-KKiut toi tlte delegelea on I tiieii arrival ia at the Queeu'a Hott l, Frtar-stteef, where the reception committee aai ou hilutday I to ioi'ate lite ueh gatea on tiieir an ive), and up to ten o'c.oca a 1 uge number Had put in 8U appear- | ance. Tne pro|n.>Mtioiis for the amendment of g<U"ial laws MI h HI number—oi^y 27, One of Hu"k' prvp ^uioun 1. to amend Law o by edding to at Uw f"lh'WW. proviso:— al? 1 be I npemtt%r u??s, c un. conti»ling < f mem. l>f'n eh.fJ any uihiinu o^ i jxil-uii to chari:(.c:h nieuihris With .11 lncrr<t*e of 'i t, i«l cent, to Ihe w¡;ldlJu- t)ons»» Ih." III tlu. t61J1.8iae() lo these laws. i< bw 6I1I'yal, IJ. "0 vi .wd., mt muu Jùt vb age (.Iu.dmb. aion. ."NU)aU thu can ale lenned, tlie e wilJbe R Illone opposition t..o ritia 1.H°polutlc,r.a, aa s large uuu o. r 01 dd"gKt"l have ai rived Itom ^e va< ious nnno.g districts, Detu Forest, Mooniouihshiie, (ii'iui igau^hue, and iireconshire Leitig well repre- IIWlIl.O. This elteruoou the executive- council and tJdei"lea., nh a number Ht tiie meu.beif, ;aU*nucU service at St. U Y'. bU!la, where )?t RcV, U. U. httftU?ttt. MA., of Dunsden (Ùann.), who ia u member of ti.e Ancient Uider, preached ihe sermon. A collection wen made 8".r If,. s,,v,,e In :.d ,I t e con- ",I: ,?e"t tundcftt? Ko)"t be'kshire Ho>pi'al.— Alter I?..1 tl,. H'II C"t 0. )d u u toe mewtwi? 01 the Ordrr and oUIe' irundly eocietias 'AJH join 10 grand oemonsixation and procet< d io Mai'ien Erleigii Puik, widch haa been h fit by Mr. 1"rI;iJflÜ\:e Wju:: fete aud gaia. If mi tiitfh Sanctuary Meeting of the Ancient Oner 01 bhepl>eids, which is the second degree of Forestry, "Iii open on Monday evening; and the Juveoile Foreaiers' Federation Meeung will be Wd uD Tuesday evening.

A CARDIFF ARTIST IX THE! YELLOWSTONE REGION. ) The ncxi and the succeeding number of the London Graphic will onuln suiiplfiiinnu, in wliicli Wr. T. U. K.C.A., will jive sn nee unl uf ii trip I. noriitly luada to llio world-Uiuol YJI"MOII. f'.rlr of Calilornin. Tlio paprr will U* illusirattii* by lilrgu nuuiLjer of nk^Url,»a tnude upon th >| ot.ooiue 01 wli iclm* loa.. b.d i li« plmiur* 01 iii«i.i-ciiii^ in proof. ot4hle "m')n.t thero "ru :í7?t;: Canon from tlm Great Falli and tiie (Jitwt 1'aliMln mmrives. 'I lie exact oolourwtfotlilie Iock |or- inii io ,.8 I" given to encli inaUnox, I C (¡mbi"I 11011 of II,. u.11I1 BnO II," beaulilul whieh cannot ..Ii '0 -11108" ibff value of the pi turc. Those wli • 10",).. Uie woik of the yrtiial a,t.¡,r.t of Ih Cardiff 6ociotv wiil look forward with piea-ure to thin freth effort of bit peo end per.rii. Mr. ,'l hoDias, W6 think we Oil rillt in y ng, L. milde geology and botany a epecial MU'I, -0 II, II,e papt r(and ,1.8 tnav,lie I rrguiusd as the woi* of an expert iu all Ita depart- IUCM9,

THE WESLtYAN CO.NFEIZE.NCL. On Satmù,.y. at the Wf!!lpyan Conference at ('ft inborne, it »us announced tl,*t the df'uolOin '?n<?<J)?U)'d7.SC7.337pubhc..tior)..durn?ht Ykr. hvIU the H()fi:. ol which the loliowing grant, wne rrmde:—The Annuitant Society, £3,000 Hfiine Mi-.ion., L550 Ireland, Lloo and Auxiliary Fund, £100, Additional — to lrelndd^lOO; aoo Auiihary Fund, iilOO. The nprt"tent8Uye tor JinMucHl bu-im-M viiil (;QWn'flDV8 tN- day \OI.O"»),

THE BIBLE CHRISTIAN CONNLXION. LOCAL STATION. The conference of the ihble ( l-ristian Connexion, held at Foiea' Hill, has fixed the eiatione ot the .No-p?.t .18t,,Ct 2, W.Jeff".Y; P"tiM pool, Charles Denning; Fl",Bt )f Dean, W. H.Mt?'n-to?J.A.Dbo'n.Ox-?ttfw.J? G. >ancekivei2; At*eiavon, J. ireiocliing -nd C- n I-b-; i'i. U. Mai the we and A J. vmy. bear: (Jardiff, W. T. Knonr and C. G. Hawgen and LUntri^nt, li. U. Omger.

GREAT WKSThKN 14AILWAY LXCLKSIONS. Day excursion trains will run fr(ito Newport and Cardiff ouriLg this week aa loilowi :-00 WednM- uay Iv Maiveinand Worcester, starting at 7,60.and ieturniugat ?. £ 5 (JU Saturday to hath (where 1111 athletic festival will be held;, starting ir-jw t-ar .iff ai 12.35 p.m.; and on the aatne day to Neath and >»en»ea» leaving Newport at49.20Jand C < ro iff at 9.45. A train will leave Cardfl' arid lor London also on cSaturday, t j retuin ju one, two, thrt, four, 01 five daja.

I'>,It.U.QU:nT of the )iver, witii constipation t) e n) 6I!jOIl. Jrdtwee ,¡a,l". ud sallov skla Llt. lJter Puis r»»o*e Me uwe. VI 11M (;1M'a11f18 u.;so. lliiULmveo itajfrLlet t>c«. A ( crrovkR wiairas—" laat too i "obi. fsuli—Parry at»u Kocke's HOI- ?3i £ 3 A,x ftW » IL"'8 £ou; Feat .i.0 3d. C, Is «3 IMPORTAXT TO L' vyzL-Mad.te Wcrtb'. -I*. b- I'd- C- ( .6 2E. b. cbuuj>*d b *fi" Xlf. r<» W iu,1,411. larepinion IJ .valj tn»' p, t""I" p'.rt' 'it. >rt,iv bu: Wbi, P. B.rlitj USM Fnui 'I .I"r .Ú¡\ J

CARDIFF. Dl8C..8 OF CrsruMS UPFIcu.u.-o.. Satur- day upwards of 30 tbe etuplov of her Majta,e Custoo»a at Cardiff were discharged fr,Lo tim ow, k,. Tliey were et^sged I. pt, of duty round the bit. L),cks. and a uie of tike us had •erT,ce ft Uorernuient for upolutis 01 30 7- Tlw only reaeon given tor Hx. tttf is u.t ot ecooouiy, FPoroskn Smkltlb aT TRX 1)Qçe-. public uieaiiug will be tiaidattita iowo*iail -n. Tuurmhy nt*L, ai 7.SO p u)., w c^naiuet it. advii«biiiiy of erecting shelter in ocniv^uient pasiti^n Dfar lhe f'Mr-hu.! ?.d tli?, ia a .site, whicn tbttt? coo,ru. tt«o< ?a, ctM??.?' ?*b<. ?'?') ?.<n t i)U?H nuuiber &) ttie genpial pub.ic whi attend. Hie ttrrthlp the Major (Alueitijan JacvtK) t?t kindly Kul U..)?.tt? tlw H?n,?:. ..d L.. prvtuifeU to prMldt'. II' M.'igun Morg.u,' MI. Councillor Tivun<«, &U other public ••entl- IMO have aJaouwtified bcu inUninHi (0 U-ur.a«-iu' At the MUjt lim aod 11?« hr. L.??fi?o ?.<tf.' I dodt pi.ot,wUt L* p,.iw.ud ?nh tue br. i;Xj medal and CtTlllkllte ol tuv Kuval 1Jnw..u Society, awarded him formruioy I ûrttll aaatuan from urowning in tiiv fcatl Dillt IXnk Oil t)., mtLt of tbe Cth of June. AeciDJtNT.—On Saiuiday evecluj Sidney Urowr., residing in Great Fredrrick atre«i, ■ cailrr, 10 Uie employ i f lleaert. Btvan and ü". 21, Uuka .trept, waa a <1n" IIe.I 1010 tlw inhru,try auflruag fioai a tiactured leg. It cppttrfttttt tio was riding on a wagon, when by eooie DIMn. he fell on lo tlte roadwaT, causing tlw ir juries (taled. VNoximkn s U»tino —ll» ..or.III"11 employed undtr .-irtirorge tiliot, hart, at the (.ardifl r, crke enjoyed lbeir usual annual outing in I hi btautilul and romantic Forest of i)- Mr. and Mr.. 11, ;utpl?.J fiisUclaas d,?,, tl.ty ;k ,î.p :"tec(::f'l t: ptotk,s? by 'gu?t. and rekponued to by th, lucal nianajjor, Mr. (ieotge J. May. who Nilll II." lacl that many of the loromrn and workmen present had beeu in th, employ over 4J YIII., many over 30, an" Uie reuiaiader from hlteeu to twenty yeant was auflirient p-,f 01 liis kiudoewe and gooJ frelins williout any words of hia. Be (toped and lie knew that all preeeot honestly and alumely echoed hia wishesUiat Uieir worth, amployei roiglii live lor many more year.. to enjoy tiie love and respect tnieitaioed tor him by all who served hiiu faiiblully and hoDestly,and enjoyed his confidence, which it would t* base iogiautuda 1. beirax. Tne health ol tbe chiel loreman. Mr. Iiilett, who had heeu in the eervioe (. 45 years, »•« pio- poaeu und responded tll. and. ti e beaiiineas of the lefpouae piuv.1 b w mucii be was irs|„c ed. AIUrch»i.rs,hearlilygiven,toi tl>atti»naj;ei andsUff, tike unnpaoy broke up to enjoy tbeuiseivrs in II¡;- giceu wo<Ki, and ail relunud saleiy t-t ( ardifl alter a thorough Jay's ttOJn, nienu fuii Kxixssion vr 'ibh \\O.&IIQCNi- At a uieeling ut tii* Caidifl lioard ol liu.iroiAus, OU iiaturda). Dr. t'tttnf. who piusidnu, reterr.d t..o tiie piopoaed exiruMon Hf &I.e woik- hOU6 buildings, ard p..p-,l Ihat II* pl. (winch t.t? '-n tt-provt* bv the 1M'.1 GvY,"W, 01 board "lIh several M?uor utte?Uun?) tu? the re."m.).?..utt?n < uie c:!Qimilie« Uiat the auui "r IO,OOO a." uid be bi.rrt.we.' should be approved Alu. a generul convel.iation, in tl,L- course 01 widen bir. Etwri, tei tteavau eapiei^d a hop* lluit Uw t.¡)flloa dilute would be c nfined wuhi., ihe (-.tiu ate, and on Mr. IJ. T. Aiexandei's auggesilon. ibs clerk wa, instructed tliat tbe aicliliec's c. uiiiiis-i,<i ol 6 per cem. to cover all thsir eimrgts. (lie pr posal was agreed 10 Liauciuv, l'cka Taas Xroiu the most fsu>oub ttardei.s HUd pNnlain.ns ot Oy|l>n, India, anu Chun, uu, bt- had 1..01&.1 'lie L1.rr¡..cA. ( 11111., anu India Toa Coint»ii> iLimiird; at uierciianu wlu.Usaie price*. Ni, >t».ineunu pi«,his. (.1,1 veinu*nt Contra.-U.ia, 14, Queen stieet 0 and al LiVerpiail arid Vttih Ian A hlMiLY Miiiiciki ( uivt in no doul" t. < Ut<.<u?..d.?v.t.?. M Y p-1,1,. t,o..?i. dt.lltU( kllo. bolt 1 "'IV" u" (t! H. lUkrr., ?''?.?.i" '? n'.rr.) d.rM?o..f..ru? tt..u.?. p. ?.'t*t." .? "t'<?. :ïI¡ :bW"1b:=.Ia'Q'I:4;1i4' aljasyslb. Usi,.iid •wny, Quinine sn.Mei. &JIb 'I"I.wI.l. W. voo n.v, Ll .,U »r lb, b?a..tt?tt n,e n.tt<K-!? n'm.? t<t*'ut .?t.?.r) up. nine ¡h.1 8"d kiun.>>, puntttht "ílX",i. ally «l»r baal h. 8t 'au., aluj oua,'un. aillioul any dalinet ol imsiaUi.K ih- l'tl. th. IJI. th, I 00" tif", or Uie airections lur \a. 10 be a it lioul Ii. ill. har-Ki ti'iso.—A l'iolui.ble I.d lmeresiin^ i'ur- '?'?"? i"? CMt.h.«M f8f" <.t??t?' Caln.ys, CardlO, .upi^ie. «ee. an, *?" ?' ) 'k' "o m of B?M.tt.d thmwtt bearnars. F- Sur mufeetwi, t.? ?u*?.. h.. ),.?.j ,? Lstra. 4.ll'I'MT Aucv.dk CinipinanV I m..i KIIIUIU ttotkeai-ei.siil 1"1001 most c.Kleral# TWhM (LkAkANCK t.*Lt.-B.?'? .,7.? Ked.t.nds Medueed I ptrhl I*, i.ui M„.» It gei.no.. — I'er«:i,« Him. an.I < i. '?"?'. M ?'?- .UftL ano ttyiiuhain iivade. i aonn .J'¡" ?tf? aai> Co. bey t.?.t?u.?t)?,,t("t.?t! tr' ,f, ,"¡'U:I:r, ¿. and iai* Offering • 1,nut,1 Sea f ,K-k ,.| «,| MWJ bjJiprwl'. uut..u"I,(ü to. gunovslue. Ij." A. I l.t. (?,rtltKale 01 ti* fe'Mith Wale, ait *?' *?"?'? <?. ?'? and hllH"il"u 11) ll ,t.i,. H..uu'J U.I .1 C". I i-lln lUd J. lau1lft, ih si 11.1 i, ,lie. Ill,1,1 nt A.) )?h Iiik yet '8"H"'1 tlOW ?,f ?t?M ?)'. b.?. ?"if. 1 .11 mo. Ici Art 1'niillitg auU LUIWI18.,by gl.e,, u? .1 JAI .1,.Y gl ;r,,w

M.\Vlf)l;T. TII. lh;ollrn8 or ICLI.A.I-o"It i« of Uie l,il1l. importiiiicH ihit iWlu".It.J,.t!" KhiMild cwreliilK- (fSüU¡lI,tf the lisisol vo:ei« wl,uh b«»« JWI1 U en pubiiflied, and h.ive any 1 iiiiNBi^nn nu.bikik coireeled, .n ?w ..) ')nycm.')u;n.?'w."i? 'u.t' m?! Lu);f?..).).e,<ih.(tr?u?f.tt.?t?),)? oHicf* ft 11,„ ( miMel val IV,* A""V;lttfivlI, FStom-blli, un.1 ..ia,;u claims. A??tNT T?tM I'UI"'IL". -c lu Ntunt", hia"t. ab.li! eleven „Vl<H-k. Mi K t-11 "IJ.plt. ci.i.l enKineer on l,u„,| t|,„ .V,.«4„,rt attain.1 BivG a. Ijii'K '» "he Alexandia I> K sr, »*. take Uie m- ftrirmry sufleriog I10111 vny ?.?,,?,).)?, the hand, and lm>, catlaed. It l« a ate,I, h one >>l th sleatu lutJa (lit"IU lil.1I Hilt Ufl()ü 'unl. He had alao sustained It cui. ver Uie l.li „»e, 111. injuries HI such « n'ur.. a" to make 11 'I'I) 101 bun tn be ditanie.i n, il„. ins iiuiion. ?'t?Pt)«T Alma?$, Mn?tSN —??t??? MoUMt • Aa'ional A nt hen, bv ?' Ll>d" ""? ?* Hp .rt. ami hano Cunt«.i *1 'i i. o'C"#k. hesl- 'One ?'\?'.?M'?t'?T*?'?'? '?'?'?'? l^a^ii al Mtid -c b 's kiev, I'V;¡'I'.L, Lt-tx???r) MM.?.). L'?.??.f C« iicnu, lyt !<■ the It4e't"r,r J. j.. 00. tiu* A A (4, t, h, 1 1,. fI-OUUI W-le. All btwieiy an.1 1It.¡d,iLI" Clul" Minted and IUi>0(i»[>li<r.| bv M. llanlel 0«en a 4 Co (U".II.I). Caiillll, J" •• tlJ" "I.ftl .nl,Ik- .(.11 (II All Printing vel ls.i«-d liom Uie pre., in b<,uin 1% ai«i l: t; t¡ t..L: D. '¿'t 'I" "VlllIÇ.UOIJ. f.L:J

MONMtiLTil, I iaddiel (( '). \11\ üfl, t:'l.tt. a loen.brt 01 I h town council, unopposed, on N tuidav, m p lace of Nr. J. L. 1"1', A ('nan Dkownhj.— About I I^lil o'clock fon! Fnd.y?'.))))f)<?.t?tJ)f<tn?y.u.!rM.(H)<)tt.<'f' ''8r. ,,¡ .on ? K't?.t B?nbt. )t?.utt.. St. Marj-Sir»ei, 1¡j8 IU tI qua) ju.t 11ow Wy? hi lit Re when tM lei. ?.t?; ? ,.?t t'j d mwoed beiore heip could Uc obtained.

fKHXoiiKg AT t-WANSBA.—This evening ^Mon-' i)ft^ > the Claltniioi is i,rmt>uticed to appear at the Albert-hall, balni, accompanied e::r.t: variety company and tt:e hand of tho Morrtetnn Artillery Volunteers. At iniArvais between tlie j t 1e11l'IIIIl', hy¡Jru- Instrumental ftnrl vocal 11<01, are to be r ndeied. Visitors to bwansea may, theiefoie, pa.r a pkeasanl Bank Holiday avenini; at »h« All>eruh ill. 1NU l'OU>D —A K'>lftkf:CS of C¡Y¡lioat¡Of, Ix>S'/ tlirougb u?r-Mt.?'i??' ot).?.?. ?"uti, vuiii ei.rrgy. phvsical p^»w»r, n and social Ubbh.»>». I Fousi» mi lJ.tural rrn.eoy, s«r<i; Ir,. '.m-.td htaiti., ?' i«m« '« 'h* t)-«Mo..n<i.<M..t?- aueitiJ y «*M- ,com f ort et j uymei i tvi4ifiiumr, ir. '?*??"?? ?"??'"?'?'?nj't' wnica ".ju.. Lhe oomieru vf tie^iih »bo W be »»tu- t? ou| 'H0T00HAV*v.S»edle Kro*. H'-?t.Md-th?t, haaitsea. DOW open. '1J1Ht studio Ih al', b;^09 Onk (It the advantages 01 t)ti«-.h? ?ttt'.M? h»r tlif Hmtik Holiday is tlM>.t Mr. < Mmllo (• «!»»\^i-*li; wr l known -1- I- ,b17i6 As Akritniv l'*oz>vcriov.I haOmticatr ot tin- KouthWiiira A it &"i-tT --d Ok-ili-,g (J.it. printed aiHi liiliogmpUMl by Me»*» J>*i,|»j Owen an.r Co. 'Lmii'd/, Cardiff, II "the must »itl»i-M^•t+ritneu 01 A,: Pri,.t l.dtr, W«|<.# 1'71 'ZiLt-;L:m.:1j.1:r'1 i: &Pp! H:t '018 .1UG

LLANK Us\\ Kake Holiday.— Llanciiy b-? .Il pr** vided w?h aujuaetuerjta ?,r B..k Uo!id«y. Th. -oll?ll ,.h I.& arranged .a,el.eM r.,u. IU h'It- --a ?f tb- tw-t athletes 24outh Wales and the West of Kngland haee entered. Ilia ap^ris ,ce ?t 1.¡.e o'c.uck. iUKtfUWAT Hll.LlABh AT -Iu cotiftequcooe of U>e vmioui *pt»ru ."0 n',h. mi- getgeoieuu on &k It." U-t 7hi*i*v 6t!.Mrd lu.??tmtt? bt-U'u W. J. t-? .I wnii'e I VdA*X> uo,«rni uix^l <Tjfli«'|y lor i)«v ( M <.?.),.u.. 'h. ?-. p t..w?,.«)., ??.Arn.. M..? f UtMi?.t'i-tj.tjOt? nniil W'mik ■. tne kLh lustaxt^ t?d?(w.<.tt,ufTt)?r<fin and Fndky. Ht? A Fact woutm !t«?Wt<«—-<j ?jth ) cuid afff/rd W m-du 111" wile iv UJI A.11'f': t>* a fnrTr,!&hl. Wtll h 8adIY h, need of a cn*Dir.N "If ( <»i.ik.i afloid thai, 'OU.u at isaal affotfi esur e ot Owiivin h varu s Q jiuine MliUrs, vh»cb IN". AI. Oractug i-onic ?.?f:tt?utb,. y .m.  '(? Thk Yr.kui Jaiku Uaiaaar^f ?<t.n.. M..t;T< Bros., Llaneiiy, ia a thoroughly matur^>t i quality \ery hue. \t&4 Analyst a Kept. 21L 0. 44.. Jjcr., t*rt. j«i. IS, 1 Skvd Wok a 1knTLE To-Dat !-Jf :JU ft your chilofen ar,. i routlr'l ..OJ C" 'gh, Colo, Bfooe ,Ua. "lthma. DS&uh\ ? B'? hi'.g.H?.?,'?. H?)n? tu 10lt ";f'ICL U.. ut without <«eUv .111 hr » bottle rrf 'Jtidor H JII1Mm"forlt 1$:1 (.If )1<1' bo: by Mil Chemist* ."d JJM. m i i. i»ot; (< •. if nvG

IlRIlXjl'NJ). Wat»bFa»ii1ii —Owmf'osr,ti«rrii,rtap at the Scliwyl Wsterwoiks, tiie inliabitant* 01 hrid|r*nd were caused a great deil "I •nnojatio OÐ t'ullday, C rowds or paople weie throughout tin- day with their pitcl.trs and pots brJJid the fountain," from wiicnca a atream of pure arid wi.uleeonie water flow,.

i LIEA7* or A VrrxjiA* UvaRD.—We regret to] have io r«*crd the death onlSaturday .,y.lhfI. from bronchitis, vi W" Lewis Ijow.lla, of Pit- moutli.who for Dearlv 40 > eat, liao boenaRusid on U,. Wrti? -d 1..IWr.t" of Uk tiraati WttMt? &\I".y. Tt? d?tM? au 1,?l,iy fttp<«'-d. t'M;mT.—A om-o of fod)«t?)0?n to exertim of .treuKth, t^intnass, kg. t, and d'preMlun I'f .pirlt..re c.s^l orx)ar UMesni,«„ cl uet. litv. 'JUI d. from wL cli 80 m»n> suffar in iw ol iu <.rtoa. f.?mt. nrM?yt.r?t ot(?M ?!?°*?/)< blood. Its wsnt of lone and .lt«iitj- A E- ""lab toi.ie medictN, sucb u Owllym afth8',Q&ùIl¡- Miliars, W<.U??ttt.,M '.< Ux btocd? M? T<<M'? .M.? and auvi^Ui to Um OeMUlatadu aUM Martiiyr, have o'.« 'In" A,, SlMdlo. Nf.vsl Aerate I" ■ CLuUJlCI 8aLB— Baaalnettea and Ktd.)?.' Eeduwd 10 Ot!n ..tle, Thu is aeni.n- — ferkits liro. sn't t> Jroou.i,er,, ?' »U Ha.j- MnM. wmI WyiMiliau. ArasAe. 1 •■'iB gum 4

Ll^ANGAMMAKCn WELLS. I.. H*L D-T T»U f)tT.-fh< )tintciB?oe ot 1, ..7. 9;6 .p- like, au.l jj, I't., w to". P*aoa»t9a0 p.m. puitetu* ^r.T persoe at iitftfie  T?. '"?** 1.u '.?J??t?X.?. 11"

MiATH. I WL.TO Bo8nœnc.u. DoIi.o. poULMSNQW. "h.l- "I_. IH8t.SI- cups aoAsevanl ncdato; ai ee4 01& "'1ItI8 L 181. ALI y?J?HT?" ??-?- ? f ?.. ?'' POMULL,%Mkrs ?0 Toct?tt?tt 8a¡;kboUo1ay, Yt.tt.t<? M. tuu?CMM.jJ'.?fS i??tLtt?t.' HI-D M tUMT IQ .?J m? rrati*r4ablr ftoa spirit, ?. AMteat'»IUpoet ,<i?.U?tfy. 5t..<?i..«..o?.?.t.

1VSTYPRIDD. AT ^AriOATtOII (IMttitt JCffCTUM).— y," blml-g. Juaipiti,, P-, koiw. -,A 1M«i« I ø.¡¡. \1'" &:tIú pria8) Momi^v. AMwa ^ee Nlr, lotwi,. Ac., awir Ie i^s |Mnktf. Uobarte, M<ma»«u«a(. lWypM44- am

ABIHDARF  A.,   *? ??LT.T S)M?. itWP? iiie s L" mr% Ml Claasas for FMlry. k. Llltr. t )'ouH" .tdirs<rs5;i.te I mAl

ABl-ROAVraCNT. t    '?"?-'?-t ?t.? ^aturv t.or> U"WUI, L-1 BDM W"t- I- Pr--P" u- t,l I> id go.. b__ AtUI't b&); U"LI1>I'ony an4 o.Ilo.e, rKa», .IuII ilt' P.'k fortU8 «uu «on- Uardinai. Hereto.d-nauL Csicii-T ?"'LnK St<S? <? .t. he Club t»nwnd, WtdtifMiar, AqkmC Wth^Aair U"'?'???'? ? ?? ?- "'??. W—SS Uou* PlIonk 11'" ^UUkANca SiLL-wBaiMBSttM aid BdstM^I i RW" 10 ow. te HI   ?' ?'' ''?'?"<<?'. M. 8L ttM? asttirWeei t,ainna W «tndt?H. Arc.6t. C.?itt JVM F.TMISWa h.ownt. haciT, Vwiw*aaa AD  <  ?"?' ? ?.)&J? 1\1- "u,li-I' turned uie .,1- aWoulv A J i?t?t.Tt.u. bo.?.? B?'?'.??* *?''? ?'

(THE WRECK OF THE CARAI BE IAIZRIVAL OF THE Oiil AV AT C.'IWITF. Captain Purdy, of tfie (teanahip Allooby, at Cardiff, arrived at Cardiff (.n Saturday, bavugim boaid lite crew of tile sirmnrr Caia.be, frf far | ihft lor 1'11. Nanire, wi,i,i, was wrecked off | l'Orifiit, in the Hay of Biuenr. Captain Pordy picked up the uien, f,>urteeu in number, at ML .^fMio, tjw captain of tiie Canjt. raiwAi*t6g behind 10 look after tiie <*f-vk.

BOAT1XG FATALITY AT LLA ELL Y. A boating a evident o-cui red at Llaoelly <* Sue* day tcot?int!. ?h.rh T?uUM in t)?dr<.<n.nt of a m.D Mn<ed J.n)M Ur?n. 1-?i.K at C*)t) Nevjdi lit appears Umt Ureen was lelurnirg in a a" l«'at "Ilh tiiree otliet persons :.001 whom w- pilntA, from acixuiH>«it> ing a »lnp into the bay, th. a.y C.P. i siEt-d the bu«i, cakitiif; all it, occi'pame into ttie water, liny uiana^ej to kee(> a £ t>ai until they were packed up 1'1 a boat tr<,¡¡¡ PcUhleT, but ptfOC On.en disa) pea red t»eneatli tlie water* sad wa drowoed. 1Ji. Uiily IliA yet t>*eo recovered.

SATURDAYS JULICE. I.- KKWPOKI (Oomrr). JOIIr».) MKUAt US1KIISS Jolili K.1884Iord of tft It. .sun Inn, (elri. hi U. pwii^i fill p^r .10,. war fined 10a and coau for kaep- ing Imiui* VI." tn, tba aala of intotiraluig liquors our.nf pionibited h-^iis, on Nuodar j in.mill) July iaM A Kika LASPLOkn's ()"K.CSL Uiddtck, j)'.t.dt..?K<.t<t,?tt'?tn.tjnn. tUtf<.?M fined 10>. and coats "'1 'IIINDJI ,o b8 0.0 l.c.Dfceu pren iae. ,¡ .1\11 24 "P:\)foU III "W»OTJ). (Udol. CtJonei Mai wtk, C""t. SW ??"t'Mtttt? iBKn 11 A UU"jh,rn. Hur.phiies, il'? 01 ti oc .Ur, cluoje.. -Hi" ''?"<f"tt..),t)??.?,tyetttrt-<.tt.fy L, ?, I ? a' .?. ,I N 4 6: le, 4 %1 ei,. I'r.KOint p ea ir,l nuiltt, am, "'U .0, loprMon l?* sis w»ok\ Won h ,m j, b in.

SHOCKING 8TKKKT ACCIDENT AT KlAVPoltr. Oo' ur4", "1) a laolier now" Jiae|'h 'ItiftiM^ of 2, Hum-road, CwfebtaB, waa driving a imrai- hum* d to a WHgon, tha pmpertr 01 It.. Patent Nu! It, it Ciniiani', doaa 2Ar>e* hill,a N. p- tA I J. 1~,Ig broke oppuaiu ti>e itifiiuiai v, ai.d tl»e aniu»al t r,#- off At V« ry tu»»"ua Imilb. F >r Ulta eit, (i»e veiucl^s oa tlw- filM"1 tout* dut.1 tiie liiii were paeai il ts .f. hut on ai living at tA. ikmicku U. 4.1wlw. -ho b.-?t) tot .« to MM. .!D. Ut <tM<? waa uiiAble in tarn tli* Ikiiw etierjs oftooo -P -Hgl-).tr^el, Uie eult being that it. p- twaiit i ua»neJ through ttie 1,1,t-di- window ot Mr. Ahieo T«i\)oi,on il* oom*r ol H»gn>eireet and .^kinmr-Miret. Two I"t.. of the wit*»o« were ^hiv.ieii t.i'ragii.etitf, the lr<it* cheat wat ji eraiiy t^iD^n hlo flr>wed in Hreama 1"8 In- wouou*. but With & u e d Arultv to. Mia.1 lucked to U. Ht>„ M OSftOe sluughiA led. A i.J ?.d H,,?.. M iUiaRa ,"U're:J %I -I." := aci«»ai the top "I '-tttt.,??)?.t. "M?<MK')n<<t<?n and bel!11 81 W aud ieg bruiaed.

NEW LOCAL COMPANY AT LLA. ELLY. It Is stated at Llanehy that U..U.k..wa YOlllwr; ((.wwj and worked by Mr. kirhard J mid hi* amp/ ha* just itur««d Into getilit-ust it in Llar^eiiy Mull iiatghtM/ur1i'K*l. Mr. N»vih isiil re""1I atlllJltrcftC in tl>e cr>Boenk,%nd t'ff m«r>a4'«*ii<ent will, we teheve, ifni dii unaJL8"fod.. '1" change ii Joofctxi u|K>n aa .1" i1i|nrtma. ar^ii iumour» uf and IU.pU>Y. bave gained CU"t()("

DISTURIILNU HIE INHABITANTS OF Itl'MMV. At Newport Counly SaMtoni on flatar- d.y (bel.ir*. C>l'»iel Lyne, and Messrs. E. Lawn and A. (. J") a ioafh-i<>ok)ng tt?'og )h<- mtM ft (,M,t?t R liioafaoa. .??i d--ri U I Iran,p. waa rlniglil wilb t?i,.g ""a,k and incapabla Ii ghway at ht. Me,lor.'s on Friday o,ght.-Ipauot. "111' Hole "lIled tbst about moa cealuk the JIf"VIOUI ni^ot tbe prisoner was broogM tit hi. 1.UIIe by gentlemen frolD Cardiff, who complained thai hi was druuk, and had been distu: fling |ieofile at the houses ail along Ihe road. 1 lie i flier took ins name and addraaa, and seat him away. Afterwards lie found trim lying down on tne turnpika road n drunk thlll lie could not get away. fffl was thtn bd. up, 1'11. in-it; had t. kidling at the doors of peoples liouaee. and iiad so fngoieiii ii aritne of ciieo, tliat 0",)' fwd irnked themaeJvi^ up in ibeir ho.<1ro" — I'rlAoner, wh '&111 lie was a sall<« Iron, Ku kcaluy, ordered to pay and oka, or acren iaiprtooouirnt

CONViCnON OF A K(IWL-STEAI.EU AT KEWIUR1. At %p.,t C-- ty Iattr N<M?<* oe Saturday (btf?t 0,1 w) L<n?. Mr. K Lf? i .? d M.. A. C. J"IIH¡ li,- iiichsidr.a laU'Uiei.ol Cwmbr8l, charge I w)D. stealing Ih,, "¡". <ht pro" of 'f-%now)'dd, i aiitL .I :I:(j, f ( t? pf«{?ft?ret Mtt. hvaua, ( aipent^rs' Arm< l.n. Utt.t?fntun— Mi. T. Ctr?t.?r d?f, d,-d.-Th? r(Abry M' the 6nt (.. waa abe^i-d to have bain M..kAad 08 Sat Urdu v night, Jw Ury 21. and ia lbe aaoaatf case in December tradrlU cu,aa 1/1 Ihl priaOQA^fe Iboum^ and had made inquiriea at the tiew stma bin. bat lie then .tacrmtli d, an<l only fatufMd A nsk u, to Cowt)tau.-Tim lloocti, in the raeuIt, pn priaooer II. benefit ol a doubt In U. ftrst case, l^ut oor.Vttt?d hi?. in U?. ""d, .j IUJ W. L- 1" 'ur ?-ka .nlh herd labour.

VISIT TO',OUTH WALEb OP TUK O:!>JS Af?UCtATtOM. Thl Geolopist* 't8o<'iat.hn, hsvtrj elee'ed to spend what is called tlie "Miing scuiiiier eltcuralob" in ttf.u h Walaa, will uiake(.ardifl iu hMdquwiam During their atay the members of the aaaorlilli^ acoornpsnitd by member, of t be Cardiff KatttralMs K.icnity, --It make elorl excuraioM to urim, p .inu ol t(y,logical inureet in theM%bbomtoaA, Ti?? ):f?.?:t<. .1:1 <rt?e M OM<Mt %*d.-dy .?gl,t, ..d, T,d&y ."Jftg,vo&W tha dtncu?.f' Mr. T. U TV,mas tn7 Mr. J. Stortie, of Cardiff, will pay t visit to llie Silurian deposits of TenyUn anfl Kumney, whilst tbe after- noon will he spent at Laveioock, wliere It w,ll ?Maxnt Ut l{'K' U"n. (?n I'flde, lhey wiD g,r.0-d '0 Lawta's 14,u.j r Uafod Colli art aDd to Nnvieatioo Colliery, under tho dircua 01 Mr. W. Galloway, and 08 KaturJay lo UMMf. C?t'et) G.44 Md Caerphilly, OD9. ducted by LOr. C.'[. Vcl.ii.ad 'ti:-

A ItiiFALLTlNO stAtttt-nowtmrr BttKKlAUV. A warrant haa been lasuod for Lila ftppnhlMioA of W,IIi" A lieu, 1oC<a', and Insurance agaot, of Cre«a. anu »«cietaiy to a Hair Muwkotl bo"i, .'t"<:my. tt'c I I t C.w. euddMIy" T- c*y tMt, nt?.? um )? tt<d In 2 0 oft% :,I: :llI :r:I8,=I:J ?'? ?..?f4 team, of Mteci MOO »4 1700.

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THE BATTENBKKQ MAIUUAUE COUHEai-ONDKNCE. [skou OG8 coaa*aro*D*xT l BERLIN, SATCBDAT. "lIe Co,oyme Gtrrtti oeml-of%cla!ly daclare. that the corresponiltnc* publiili.'l by thl jVeuM^'s Ur n* with reference to the lkitanberg marriage l< apocryphal. There is says the no single ftentenco like the text of t)to orlcln4). and tits latro- doctian re<{ardln( Princa Bitmarok's oonv.re.tloa with tli. KrnprM. Victoria and tbA letter (ram the Qu"n of England actually oootradirts facts. Tb4 isading ideas In tbi, oountwfelt publication are, how*vor. stated to be approxi mkttlv correct, and It appears doubtful wh.th«r the writes 0011). plied the correepoaitMo* by el. gu.wiag founded on n.veper article, publithed at the time, or whethw h. or ah* wu infortusd by person* who actually had aoe**a to the erlgioals. Kv»n in th. latter oue the Ga-*ette maila?Aiof that such pereooa could only have obtaioed a slngls perusal of till letters.