South Wales Daily News

The Court rose at half-past four. domspttdencc/ THE RHYMNEY RAILWAY. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Will you permit me a little space for a few words respecting this company ? At the present time it occu- pies the unenviable position of being the only public line in the Kingdom that has net paid a dividend to its pro- prietors. For the half-year ending the 30th of December, Vhvl/tend was declared at the rate of three per Ce u past half year, notwithstanding that the receipts shew an increase of between £ 8,000 and £ 9,000 upon the corresponding period of the previous year, the income has been insufficient to pay even the holders of preference shares. Now if the dividend for the latter half of 1870. were fairly earned (and not paid out of capital), what, I would ask, has become of the £8,500 increase ? At the meeting on Tuesday, I gathered that it had been absorbed in"mana,ernent" Upon analysing the working expenses of the Rhymney Company, I fear that there is rtmon t9 think it one of the most expensively managed hnin the Kingdom. With Mr. Roos who spoke so plainly at th*. meeting, I believe it is high time the shareholders conrerr^ti together with a view to protect their interests. \Ve,jn -t-istol, are dissatisfied with the present state of things, ana are rea(jy to join in any movement for the purpose I hav. named. Allow me, m "inclusion, to point out what I believe to be a mistake m the ^counts. The increase in the traffic receipts during the p^ half.yeai, compared with the corresponding pW of i:, represel^d to be OT)]y £ Ll-Z thlS ? London four or five weeks Chairman stated the incre^fwL £ 8 i H ferring to the weekly traffic retur^1^^$,on re" pany, I find that he was correct in his stav ?y pepi £ °™~ the Secretary can explain this disparity in Perhaps Yours, <<fc., A SHARE^TYPP" Bristol, Feb. 21. L-ULK. V

NANTYMOEL, OGMORE VALLEY. Dn Tuesday, at the Independent Chapel in this place, Mr. William Davies, of Treherbert, was ordained to the pastorate of the church. The ordination took place at 10 o clock, when the Rev. J, Rees, of Treherbert, delivered t? 2|5~ress on Nature of a Christian Church Rev. D. 1 homas, of Tonypandy, received Mr. Davies's tes- timony of faith Rev. Dr. Rees, of Swansea, offered the ordination prayer, and gave the charge to the young minister; and the Rev. J. B. Jones, B.A., of Bridgend, gave the charge to the x-hurch.

ST. CLEARS. PETTY SESSIONS.-William Evans and six other men, on Tuesday, were charged by the head water-bailiff of the district with having on the 22nd January last, fished with a spear and light for salmon in the river Cowin, and with having on the same day fished for salmon in the close season Mr. Davies of Carmarthen, appeared for the defeiulants. The water-bailiffs identified only two of the defendants, and contradicted each other flatly on mate- lial point, but it appeared that the offenders had been invited by one of the watchers to go with him to fish on the evening in question, and that the other watchers were lying in wait in short, that the parties had been en- trapped. The Bench, therefore dismissed all the sum- womes.

THE SOUTH WALES COAL AND IRON EXPORT TRADES. The export returns for January show that the coal and iron trades at the South Wales ports commence the year under very favourable circumstances. At Cardiff upwards of 218,820 tons of coal were cleared foreign last month against 207,610 tons in the corresponding month of 1871, and the clearances of iron amounted to 15,043 tons against 13,937 tons in the corresponding month. The other exports from Cardiff in January were 3,649 tons of patent fuel against 1,056 tons, and 407 tons coke against 1,633 tons, while the number of vessels which cleared foreign were 325 and 346 re- spectively. Swansea sent foreign last month 45,442 tons of coal against 45,405 tons in the corresponding month 2,127 tons of iron against 1,515 tons 14,305 tons of patent fuel against 11,936 tons 247 tons of coke against 241 tons and 147 vessels were cleared against 58. The Newport clearances were 28,769 tons of coal in Jannary against 26,925 in the corresponding month 14,723 tons of iron against 14,313 tons; 30 tons of coke against none and 64 vessels were cleared against 58, At Llanelly the coal export was 7,997 tons last month against 1,liOO tons in the corresponding month, and at St. David's 8aH tons against 2,804 tons. On summarising the Cardiff clearances of coal, we find that French and Mediterranean ports were the chief markets for our incomparable steam coal, particu- larly the former. The ports which received over 2,000 tons of coal sent from Cardiff last month were :—Aden, 3534 tons Bilboa, 2625 tons Bordeaux, 2965 tons Barcelona, 4246 tons Bombay, 2475 tons Caen, 2171 tons Cadiz, 4289 tons Charente, 4310 tons Con- stantinople, 3416 tons Cienfuegos, 2074 tons Dieppe, 3463 tons Gibraltar, 14,187 tons; Genoa, 4067 tons Havanna, 5314 tons Havre, 23,713 tons Hong Kong, 5669 tons; Leghorn, 3633 tons Monte Video, 6369 tons; Malta, 11,607 tons Naples, 23V7 tons Odessa, 3018 tons Port Said, 2436 tons; Rouen, 4857 tons; Rio de Janeiro, 8854 tons St. Nazaire, 12,724 tons Shanghai, 2116 tons; Singapore,} 4126 tons; and Trieste, 4282 tons. The iron export from Cardiff almost entirely consisted of rails, and comprised 1,500 tons to Charleston, 2,898 tons to New York, 6,555 tons to New Orleans, 1,077 tons to Pacasmayo, 1,205 tons to Trieste, and 920 tons to Yarmouth. The Swansea clearances of coal show that the follow- ing quantities were sent to the ports named:—Bordeaux, 4,465 tons Cadiz, 2,912 tons Dieppe, 3,189 tons Honfleur, 2,871 tons; Rouen, 2,615 tons; and St. Malo, 2,233 tons while the iron shipments consisted of 512 tons bar to Messina; 660 tons rail to New Orleans, and 955 tons rail to Vera Cruz. From Newport there were sent foreign 1,360 tons coal to Barcelona, 1,422 tons to Grenada, 5,464 tons to Ja- maica, 1,024 tons to Matanzas, 1,406 tons t8 Port Said, 1,486 tons to Singapore, 1,000 tons to St. Jago de Cuba, and 3,266 tons to Tarragona. The iron clearances com- prised 6:22 tons rail to Alexandria, 8b5 tons rail to Genoa, 4,219 tons rail to New York, 1,029 tons rail to New Orleans, 1,520 tons rail to Rio Janeiro, and 2,283 tons rail to Vera Cruz. The nationality of the vessels which cleared from the three ports was as follows: From Cardiff, 4 American, 21 Austrian, 182 British, 2 Danish, 4 Dutch, 63 French, 16 German, 26 Italian, 19 Norwegian, 1 Portuguese, 2 Peruvian, 1 Spanish, and 5 Swedish- total ^46. From Swansea 1 American, 1 Austrian, 70 British, 5 Danish, 51 French, 1 Greek, 3 German, 4 Italian, 3 Norwegian, 4 Russian, and 4 Swedish-total 147. At Newport: 5 American, 4 Austrian, 22 British, 1 Danish, 1 Dutch, 12 French, 7 German, 3 Italian, 6 Norwegian, 2 Russian, and 1 Swedish—total 64. In the following table are contrasted the January returns of the five South Wales ports FOREIGN. FORTS. jC sTWISE. f N Ceal. Iron. Fuel. iCoke. Vessl. Coal. Cardiff 218,820115,0431 3,649 407 346 72,832 Swansea 45,442 2,127 14,305 247 147 10,576 Newport 28,769:14,723 — 30 64 53,386 Llanelly 7,997t — — 4,045 St. Davids.| 838j — — J — 22 501 As regards the coal clearances coastwise, the returns for last month, when compared with those for the cor- responding month of 1871, show a falling off at Cardiff of 6,500 tons, at Swansea of 3,200 tons, at Newport of 16,000 tons, and at Llanelly of 5,000 tons. This, as has frequently been pointed out, is not due to any decrease in the demand for Welsh coal from London and other British ports, but is entirely owing to the increased facili- ties offered by the railways for its cheap and expedi- tious transit. We append a table which shows in a concise form the January returns of ooal sent foreign and coastwise from all the British coal ports :— FOREIGN. COASTWISE. r f 1 -Y Jan. 1872. Jan. 1871. Jan. 1871. Jan. 1870. Cardiff 218,820 207,640 72,832 79.300 Swansea 45,442 45,405 10,576 13 792 Newport 28,769 26,925 53,386 69^047 Llanelly 7,997 1,690. 4,045 9,149 St. David's 838 2,804 501 68 Newcastle 194,226 142,774 229.190 220 924 North Shields. 10,938 10,906 10 10 South Shields 4,430. 4,582. 13,100. 11518 Blyth 21,238 14,238 4,924 3,922 Amble 2,914 1,635. 496 Sunderland 80,684 40,217 149,591 164,972 Hartlepool 16,215 14,625 56,556 68,730 Stockton 151 Goole. 2,746. 959 16,533 7,793 Middlesbro' 414 45 2,110 5,168 Hull 21,492 15,581 5,706 1,192 Grimsby 17,740 6,955 1,677. 2,579 Seaham 1,920 495 29,782 39,051 Liverpool 48,869 50,693 13,225 6,490 Whitehaven — — 9,720 8,965 Glasgow. 10,927 13,192 Port Glasgow.. 1,300. 1,300 Greenock 2,444 9,946 — Grangemouth. 2,889 6064 Alloa 3,484 1,966. 1,022 575 Charlestown 3,622 2,902 1,181 693 Ayr 740 393. ll'415 6,626 Barrowstoness. 847 — 1,563 2,258 Inverkeithing — 28 Troon. 9,729. 11,09028,78529,165 Ardrossan 6,723 1,263 7,116 11 656 Irom this table it will be observed that last month Cardiff sent abroad a greater quantity of coal than New- castle, or any other port; but in the coasting trade it was surpassed by both Newcastle and Sunderland. The total number of vessels which cleared foreign from Great Britain last month with coal was 1,708, of which 1,019 were British vessels, 219 French, and 108 German 433 cleared at Newcastle, 152 at Sunder- land, and 147, at Liverpool.

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dCnte$t J}larhet$. LONDON CORN MARKET.—THURSDAY. The exception to the tolerably firm appearance of the Stock Markets at the opening was the American Market, which was flat, the United States Funded Loan at a de- cline of 3, and Eries and Illinois Shares 4. The British Funds are firm, if anything fractionally better. In Home Railway Stocks there is a rise of 5 in Lancashire and Yorkshire, of g in Caledonian, of i in Great Western and Midland, and of g in Great Eastern. The Foreign Market is steady, Egyptian Seven Per Cents, of 1868 are better. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—THURSDAY. Firmness again characterised the cattle market, the tendency of prices being towards further improvement. The supply of beasts was moderate, and the general quality of the stock satisfactory. The demand was steady, and prices were well sustained. The best Scots and Crosses were disposed of at 5s. 4d. to 6s. 6d. ier 81b. There was a small supply of sheep, which changed hands freely at fully the advanced rates of Monday last; the best South Down wethers making 7s. 2d. to 7s 4d. per 81b. Calves and pigs were in fair request at previous quotations. HAY AND STRAW MARKET.-THURSDAY. There were large supplies of hay and clover, particularly the latter, on sale here to-day. Trade was dull at the following quotations :—Prime clover, 110s to 120s; infe- rior ditto, 55s to 90s prime hay, 77s. 6d. to 87s. 6d; infe- rior ditto, 55s. to 65s and straw, 34s to 40s per load. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—THURSDAY. The market opens with a firm demand. Probable sales 12,000 bales. BRADFORD WOOL MARKET.—THURSDAY. The tone of the wool market is quiet, but there is a fair amount of business doing in most classes of wool, particularly wethers and hogs, and prices remain very firm; both yarns and pieces are in moderate request, and prices are firm. CORK BUTTER MARKET. THURSDAY. Ordinary—Firsts, 135s. seconds, 132s. thirds, Ills. fourths, 70s. fifths, 47s. sixths, Mild cured- Firsts, — seconds, 138s. thirds, 114s. In market, 212 firkins.

BRISTOL STOCK EXCHANGE.—YESTERDAY. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS PlTd^Kt Share. Company. Amt. Paid. Prices. Stock Bristol and Exeter zeioo ..iioi ill, Stock Do. 4 per Cent. Preference — 90 92 Ditto, 5 p.c. Rent Charge.. — ..116 118 Stock Monmouthshire Rail.& Canal 100 ..115 118 100 Do. 5 per Cent. Preference 100 108 V 10!). Stock Rhymney 100 67 69" Stock South Devon 100 74 76 Stock Taif Vale 100 ..161 163 10 Do. £ ,10 Shares, Class C 6 4i pm. Stock West Cornwall 100 76 78 10 Avonside Engine. 7 2 2S dis. 10 Bristol City Hotel. 10 3 31 147.9.0 Bristol Dock Shares 147.9.0.. 88 89 Stock Bristol United Gas 100 ,196i 197i 10 Bristol College Green Hotel 10 1Ü 11! 25 Bristol Commercial Rooms 25 13" 14 200 Bristol Steam Navigation 130 7 J 20 Bristol Waggon Works 10 l| 1} dis. 25 Bristol Water Works. 25 50 50A- 10 B. & S. Wales Rail. Wa,-gon 4 It It pm. x.d. 10 Clifton Suspension Bridge.. 10 6 6t 10 Clifton Hotel 10 113. lit- 100 London & South West. Bank 20 7 6 dis. 10 Western Waggon 10 7 7t 20 West of England and South Wales District Bank 15 1<)J 20 x.d.

On Wednesday night a passenger at Aldersgate- street station, in attempting to enter one of the under- ground trains while in motion, fell between the carriages and the platform, and was so terribly injured that he died while being conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Mr. Pim, the senior member for Dublin, has undertaken, on the 15th of next month, to call the atten- tion of the House of Commons to the systematic exclusion of Irish members from select committees, and to move that in the opinion of this House there ought to be a fair repre- sentation of Irish members on all committees appointed foi the consideration of imperial questions. The Birmingham Post understands that, in accordance with a request from the executive committee 01 the National Education League, Mr. Trevelyan," M.P., has consented to introduce into the House of Commons a motion calling upon the Government to provide normal schools, under public management for the training oi school teachers. Death from starvation is the terrible verdict returned by the coroner's jury in the case of an infant, three months old, in Bethnal-green, on Wednesday, the coroner expressing his horror at the details. The mothel had applied to the relieving officer, but was so bullied that she dared not apply again; and when the parish doctoi attended it wzz too late.

J>HIL)JRITX0 JMEUIGETTCE, WEST DOCK ARRIVALS.—FEBRUARY 21. Star of the West, Harwood, Belfast, ballast, 202 Wye (s), Lloyd, Bristol, general, 54 Avalon (s), Press, Burnham, general, 37 Annie Brookes, Bideford, ballast, 96 J. M. Ternan, Morris, New Ross, ballast, 70 Claffock, Hodgson, Workington, pig iron, 87 Ludpol, Nehmzon, Penzance, ballast, 246 Glenmore, Neille, Wexford, ballast, 233 Petit Joseph, Coedel, St. Valery, ballast, 119 Batty, Grening, Carlingford, potatoes, 55 William, Luckless, Bridgwater, general, 54 Earl of Leicester, Bee, Southampton, ballast, 181 Tredegar, Crockford, Minehead, pitwood, 59 Industry, Murphy, Wexford, ballast, 189 John Monroe, Haggerty, Youghal, ballast, 113 FEBRUARY 22. Need, Tiller, Fowey, iron ore, 49 Gipsy Chief, Ball, Newry, hay, 172 Peter Louis, Guegan, Antwerp, ballast, 97 Surprise, Le Serf, Bristol, ballast, 145 Maria Margretta, Kohl, Hamburg, ballast, 422 Argyle, Madigan, Youghal, pitwood. 113 Hebe, Field, Waterford, pitwood, 99 Lewis, Coates, Gloster, light, 25 Alcedo, Walsh, Waterford, pitwood, 102 Hamrong, White, Waterford, ballast, 120 Althea, Ingram, Youghal, pitwood, 375 EAST BUTE DOCK ARRIVALS.—FEBRUARY 21. Tulla, Gioballa, Genoa, ballast. 347 Triton, Davies, Barcelona, grass, 260 Rose, Davison, Moyston, iron ore, 160 Margaret Banks (s), Raisin, Bordeaux, pitwood, 532 Friends, Hobbs, Highbridge, pitwood, 36 Schiaffino Prospero, Schiaffino, Genoa, iron ore, 411 Marino, Ivancich, Waterford, ballast, 520 Eureca, Bellenich, New Ross, ballast, 386 Teign, Rowle, Tenby, light, 59 Lucretia, Holder, Padstow, iron ore, 44 FEBRUARY 22. Blomidon, Shaw, Havre, ballast, 563 Roskin, Lundenlin, Limerick, ballast, 571 Camano, Piato, Waterford. ballast 496 Cetvete Dubrovaiki, Vanhitti, Havre, ballast, 525 Thor, Hale, Bridgwater, light 11 Norah, Jones, Bridgwator, licr'ht 30 Helga, Zacharariasen, Maiden Islands, guano, 603 Staffa (s), Main, Plymouth, ballast, 485 Romano, Scopimsh, Dartmouth, ballast, 593 Sabrina (s), Gyglisfield, London, ballast, 638 May Queen (s), Blandfield, Rouen, ballast, 477 GLAMORGAN CANAL ARRIVALS.—FEBRUARY 21. Burton, Thomas, Bristol, general, 52 Douro, Magery, Maryport. pig iron, 111 Una, Edward, Port Madoc slates 51 Independence, Pugh, Port Madoc,' slates, 57 Express, Nichols, Watchet, gsneral 45 Swan, White, Swansea pig irorij 55' IN r. FEBRUARY'22. Jblora, I leld, Gloucester, flour 32 n PKNARTH ARRIVALS. —February 20. Charles Capper (s), Watson, St. Nazaire, light Ocean, Spray Hayle, ballast, 112 FEBRUARY 21. Cypriss, Tolirison, Falmouth ballast Isabel, (s), Trotel, Caen, light Bull Dog, (s), Hawks, Bridgwater, li^ht Cardiff Castle, (s), Chutterbrook, Bristol, light Iron Duke, (s), lyrrel, Bristol, light, 90 Sarah, Broucher, Bridgwater, light 39 John (s), Thomas, Bristol, light, 92' Industry, Clutterbuek, Bristol, light 52 Trois Freres, Coutelieu, Porthcawl, ballast, 87 FEBRUARY 22. Wilster (s), Rirhead, Limerick, light Louisa, Lloyd, Falmouth, ballast Morgan (s), Windows. Bristol, light Swift (s), Allen, Bristol, light VESSELS CLEARED.—February 22. Volunteer, B, 325 coal, Cadiz, Tellefsen and Hoist Ocean Spray, B, 530 coal and sundries, Banana, S. Nash Barklay, B 170 coal, Caen, Powell's Duffryn Aboyne, B, 673 coal, Table Bay, Ocean Steam coal Co. Hermit, B, 1,200 co: 1, Singapore, Page and Ohlsen May Queen, B, 750 coal, Rouen, H. Worms Aracana, B, 1,787 coal, Acapulco, D. Davis and Sons Mathile Octavie, B, 560 coal, Ronnfcldt and Co. Prince Alfred, 1,042 coal, Nixon and Co., sundries Miller and Co. Leontine Suranne, F, 185 coal, Bilboa, Morel and Co. H. L., F. 100 coal, St. Gilles, Powell's Duffryn Co. Celine, F, 160 coal, Nantes, M. Jones Jeune Gustave, F, 162 coal, Godard and Coquard Isabel (s), F, 400 coal, Caen, Powell's Duffryn Co. Everhard, Ger, 786 coal, Hong Kong, M. Kreiger Preciosa, Port. 107, Lisbon, T. H. Wilson Gedini Debrovich, Aus, 802 coal, Manilla, Aberdare Co. Ellena Covacevich, Aus, 803 coal, Ancona, H. Worms Adelina, Aus, 600 coal, Kertch, Aberdare Coal Co. Manx Minx, B, 60 coal, 59 bar and bundle, Hari, H. Worms Excelsior, Ny, 650 coal, New York, R. Crawshay Hannah Hicks, B, 330 bar &c., Llynvi Iron Co. Amalia, Aus, 740 coal, St. Vincent, Nixon and Co ENTERED OUTWARDS.—FEBRUARY 22. Ann Brooks, B, 96, Brooks, Gibraltar, J. Lee Rainbow, k, 484, Allen, Galveston, Willans & Co Malvern, B, 410, Miles, Hong Kong, M. Thompson Cypress, B, 238, Cook, Alexandria, M. Thompson Wilster (s), B, 423 Redhead, St. Nazaire, Cory Bros. Iris, B, 220. Cowbug, St. Nazaire, Morel & Co. Star of the West, B, 202, Harwood, Rio Grande, Martin Christina, B, 549, Jones, Buenos Ayres, Barnes and Co. Recovery, B, 817, Talmic, Rio Janeiro, Barnes & Co. May Queen (s), B, 477, Blampied Rouen, Harrison Bros. Margaret Banks (s), B. 532. Raison. Bordeaux, Harrison Industry, B, 180, Murphy, Malta, J. H. Wilson Petit Joseph, F, 119, Comdec, Bilboa, Morel and Co. Jeune Fernand, F, 79 Riguard. L'Orient, Morel and Co. Jeune Hirondelle, F, 107, Jean, Henfiebont, Morel & Co. St Joseph, F, 38, Cannevets, St. Gilles, Morel and Co. Marie Alexandrine, F, 93, Lecurre, Nantes, Morel & Co. Concorde, F. 7i, Roucel, Sablesj Morel and Co. Isabel (s), 178, Ti-otelj Caen, Powell's Dtiffryn Co. Marie Joseph, F, 115,(1 oufet, fittest thdre, Martin & Co. Muse, F, 80, Ccessard, Nantes, Martin & Marquand Angele et Marie, F, 140, Codet, Nantes, Clarke Bros. St. Louis, F, 143. Ordronneau, Bilboa, Clarke Bros. H. P., F, 106, Samson, Basse Indre, Clarke Bros. Brund, F, 107, Aubin, Nantes, Clarke Bros. Etoile du Mere, F, 112, Leveque, St. Malo, Clarke Bros. Pinson, F, 99, Olive, La Rochelle, Clarke Kros Leonidas, F 129, Lemerte, La Rochelle, Clarke Bros Petit Louies, F, 79, Guegan, Sables, Clarke Bros Lydia, B, 34, Wright, St. Malo, Morel & Co Sabina (s), B. 638, Egglesfield, Malta, Harrison Bros Irene. Ny. 437, Jorgasen New York. Willans ife Co .T. Cox, Ny 500, Falicath New Orleans. Tellefsen & Co Nadeshdr, Den, 179, Poulsen, Rio Grande, Tellefsen & Co Alida Catherina, Hoi, 202 Nagel, Rio Grande, Barnes Helen Clinton, U.S, 1264, Blanchard, New Orleans, Willans & Co. Sudpol, Ger, 236, Nelimzourd, Constantinople, Parry Mamio, Aus, 525, Ivancich, Odessa, A. T. Lucovich Eronica, Aus, 386, Bellinich, Trieste, A. T. Lueovich Felice Bozzo, Ity, 492, Chiesa, Genoa, A. T. Lucovich Eugenio, Aus, 580, Lenaz, Hong Kong, A. T. Lucovich Kosmopolite, Hoi, 186, Hemmes, J. Bovey & Co. IMPORTS. Simon Peter, Falmouth, herrings, order Pearl of Days, Lymington, 85 pitwood, order Charles and Ann, Lymington, 90 pitwood, T. J. Bevan Burncoose, Carlingford, 85 potatoes, Rees & Co M. Joseph, Bilboa, 155 iron ore, Rowland J. Noeme, Bilboa, 190 ire ore, Aberdare Co Harbinger, Portaferry, 120 potatoes, Rees & Co Sarah, Great Yarmouth, 1375 sacks of flour, Turner & Co Beaufaisant, St. Valery, 110 potatoes, order Fleurey, Bordeaux, pitwood, order Sirene, Bordeaux, 127 phosphate of lime, 15 pitwood, order Reform, Highbridge, 96 pitwood, Emery & Co Emigrant, Oskarshaum, lathwood, Tellefsen & Co Alert, Dahouet, 42 potatoes, Case H. P. Bilboa, 163 iron ore, Aberdare Co Snowdon, Galway, 112 potatoes, Rees & Co Heather Bell, Killough, 96 potatoes, Rees & Co Johnson, Elizabeth, Runcorn 119 salt, order Kate, Fleetwood, 196 pitch, Tinel & Co Enterprise, Hayle, castings, &c., order Lydia, Dundrum, 60 potatoes, McCann Ala Charles, Newry, 113 potatoes order Boscoppa, Southampton, 78 pitwood, James Lee Margaret Jane, Galway 97 i potatoes, Tellefsen & Co Philomine, Abbeville, 111 oats, Turner & Co Sirhowy, Plymouth, 95 timber, Tellefsen & Co Harkaway, Carlingford, 73, potatoes order Sarah. Bridgwater, 85i, potatoes. Tellefsen & Co Neb, Port William, 4trpotatoes, Rees & Co Margaretta, Gothenburg. nailrods, order Enid (s), Newport, 102 rod iron, order Pelican (s), Cork, sundries, Downing Severn (s), Huelva, 580 pyrites, order Propontes (s), London, cement, order Samuel and Elizabeth, Padstow, 72 iron ore, James Carr J. R. Hea, Graham, 581 pitwood, order Antona (s), Glasgow, sundries, Webb <fe Co M. Alexandrina, L'Orient, 136 pitwood, order Heber, Falmouth, 116 granite blocks, order Columbus, Carthagena 266 esparto, 95 iron ore, 203 lead, order Edgworth, Marbella, 950 iron ore, Rhymney Co Bacchus, Bristol, 70 metal, Gadlys Co Astrea, Memel, timber. Watson & Co Maria, Lydney 70 iron ore, Rhymney Co Samuel and Elizabeth, Galway 150 potatoes, Rees & Co R. M. J. Charnley, Barrow, 277 iron ore, Rhymney Co Clutha (s), Glasgow, sundries. Webb & Co Nicoletta, Oran, 231 esparto, Stallybrass Bernardo, Almeria, 160 esparto, order Friends, Highbridge, 101 tons pitwood, Emery and Co. Evening Star, Pensacola, timber, order Margaret Banks, Bordeaux, pitwood, Livingston and Co. Lucretia, Padstow, 58 tons iron ore, Dowlais Co. Triton, Barcelona, 406 tons esparto, Stallybrass L'Prospero, Genoa, 355 tons iron ore, order. Rose, Moslyn, 265 tons iron ore, Hollyer and Co. Argyle, Waterford, 67 tons pitwood, F. I. Bevan Alcedo, Waterford, 85 tons pitwood, Hollyer and Co. Gipsy Chief, Newry, 185 bales of hay, order Hebe, Waterford, pitwood, Powell's Duffryn Co. Belly, Carlingford, 80 tons potatoes, order Cloffach, W orkington, 175 tons pig iron Althea, Youghal, pitwood, order Tredegar, Minehead, 5 bales leather, 69 tons pitwood, order William, Bridgwater, sundries, order SWANSEA.. VESSELS CLEARED.—FEBRUARY 22. Ann Mulvey, B, 160 coal, Havre, W. Pegg & Co. Valetta (s), B, general, Genoa, H. Bath & Sons Amanda, F, 364 coal, Martinique, General Transatlantic Company Antheo, B, 440 coal, Trouville, Livingston & Co. Jeanne d'Arc, F, 200 coal, Trouville, Livingston & Ce. Salisbury (s), B, 500 coal and 330 patent fuel, Dieppe, Cory, Yeo & Co. Volante, B, 80 coal, St. Malo, Burgess, Shaddick & Co. Eole, F, 336 coal, Brest, Cory, Yeo & Co. Antelope (s), B, 950 coal, Dieppe, Cory, Yeo & Co. Queen, B, 545 coal, Malta, W. Burrow Thomas English, B, 462 coal, Trouville, Jules Mason ENTERED OUTWARDS.—FEBRUARY 22. Rosebank, B, 99, Ross, Lisbon, Phillips & Rees Active, B, 97, Evans, Honfleur, Phillips & Reos Peter James, B, 99, Morgans, Caen, Phillips & Rees Anthes, B, 250; Bryant, Trouville, Livingston Clarissa, B, 95, James, Naples, James Strick Scottish Maid, B, 115, Thomas, Havre, R. Prust & Sons Hondeklip, B, 224, Bilboa, Howells, R. Prust & Sons. Souvenir, F, 159, Loro, Nantes, Poingdestre & Mesnier SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS. NEW YORK, Wednes(lay.-Tlio Cunard steamer, Algeria, arrived here at five this morning. MARSEILLES, WedDegday.-Mescagirieq MuitimeEl, steamer, Cambadge, with Japan, China, and India mails, arrived at 5.15 this evening. HURST CASTLE, Thursday.—North German Lloyd's steamer, Berlin, from Baltimore, passed at 12-40 this afternoon.

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ORWICK'S Gold MedalTuIaNG~POWDER~makes nice Bread, Tea Cakes and Scones without Yeast. /"I HOLER A, Diarrhoea, Small-Pox, Fevera.aml Skin affcctioiis," the predisposition to, is prevented by LAM PLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE. Obtain and take it as directed.—Sold by Chemists everywhere, and the Maker, H. LAMPLOUGH, 113, Holborn, London. Jjjpt. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CIILORODYNE, THE GREAT REMEDY of the day for r ROUGHS, COLDS^ASTHSA; JgRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA; a few doses will cure all incipient cases. Caution.—The extraor- dinary medical reports on the efficiency of Chlorodyne renders it of vital importance that the public should obtain the genuine, 1 which is now sold under the protection of Government authorising a stamp bearing the words Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne," j without which non is genuine. See decision of Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood, the Times, July 16, 1804. Sold in bottles, Is. l jd., 2s. 9d.. and 4s. (id., by all chemists. Solo manufacturer, J. T. j DAVENPORT, 33, Great Russell Street, London, W.C. PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. DR. LEVENSTON'S African Rheumatic Oil for the Cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout,, Lumbago, Pains in the } Limbs. Price 4s. (3d. per Bottle, duty included. The most effectual cure ever discovered. London Wholesale Agents Edwards, 38, Old Change; Butler and Co., 4, Cheapside; F. Newberv and Son, 37, Newgate Street; Barclay and Son, Farringdon Street; Sangers, 150, Oxford Street. 138 NOTICE. The SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS may be purchased daily at the PADDINOTON RAILWAY STATION, and at the CENTRAL PRESS, 112, Strand, London, where files of the paper arc, kept for inspection ORDERS and ADVERTISEMENTS arc RECEIVED by ADAMS & FRANCIS, 59, Fleet-street, E.C. ALOAR, F., 8, Clements-lane, E.C. w ABBOTT, BARTON, & Co., 269, Strand, W. C. BARKER, C. & Sons, 8, Birehin-lane, E.C. BAILF.Y, A. H., & Co, Royal Exchange, E.C. BLACK, C. 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