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IAN ENGLISH BALLOON FOUND IN FRANCE. IS IT PROFESSOR C:\LD\I:-i' A Kcuteitelngratn, dattd Calais, Sunday, i^ays:—A balloon, to which no car was attached, I Ll I t night at ten o'clock In Ule Commune of uFrethun. The b.ll-. ia English no, and is 'tMf?ed 'IhouM S."

SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN YORKSHIRE. "ATTEMPTED MUKDtR AND SUICIDE. At lieverley on Sunday night an ex-covporsl of the 15th Ke¡¡iuIt!nt, named Harry liarper, celibe- rately lired a revolver at a girl named Edith Carr, I h:) was leaviug the minster after evening service. The bullet i nured her uiouth, and she ran away. Be fired two shots after her aDd then "hot himself lu the head and died in a few minutes. The girl is still ahvo, but tho bullet has not been extracted yet. H irpei was a mariied man, about forty years age, and the girl, who is thu daughter of a »|>ublicun, ia only about eighteen years old. Tho .deceased, it appear*, had lodged for a nhort time at "tbe gi,l'. home, and hd become i.ft..ted wilh flier. It is thought that her tv(?l to take a walk s^ritb him caused the tragedy.

DRAMATIC DEATH OF A COMMUNIST LEADER. AX KXIKAOIi111NAIiV CAREER. Atameetingiiif. our of the titrike,fieldat tho Salle ( Fnvio, Paris, un UUdc4Y afternoou, tl18 ez."enerlll of lhe Commune, Kuiile Kudea, rol. 10 apeak, but ,.for" completing his tirat nenUtnce he tell in a fu lot* apoplexy, ana expired almost immediately. 0. Jthia being ?.u ",ad 10 the in?ting it adopted a .re6ulullon denvuncw.c "those who** btu"n ..d Wahiiumei havü h*ateued the d<*ath of Q gteat ^citiz. it, Uenerai EuOe* aud then broke up. t.ud?.)<tMt<urotn?urmandy?nlSt< Alter being • luturndru^^isr wMUtanttproof-readcr,and \uporlfll, *lie joined in 1866 ID starting an atheistic ma¡tIlZID\I., h¡ch w. suppressed after live numbors. Kud^s ,t>ei(>g Monteneed to thr"ut)nth" impnoonmdnt. On A,? 1870, l?,, t,?,k ",t i,, r'.t'd (*was condemnud t., death, hut Itw f¡,n of the F.- td i, 1. life, On lhe 31st of October he joined in the rising against the Government of N athJn81 nt-ft'nce- nd w.. 'Ji.? i_?i f.-Pin the Rational Guard. In Match, 1871, he became an 'active membor of the Commune, but showed ludicrous incompetence L a general." £ !« wu accu.-k'J, with iiis wife, of stealing linen and turui- tur, fioiu the Palace ot the Legion uf U >uour, aud he siloed the decreea for the burning down of (Vans, lie escaped to Switiurland, and was c<n- demoed I" death by "tsult, Moce returning under the amn..ly of 1878 lie had hgured in all AD.rebut I&K Itat lün.

A SCOTCH COAL MINE ON FIRE. 400 MI X IDLE. ». A f, b,.k..?,t Monday in tiie Dubbie .c ry, yr;:r. O;relJ:a)f'; llIb: (liarl 01 Ho?ivii. '1'he workman, together with tho" in the adjoining Lady Blanche pit, had to ? leave work, about 400 b^ing thus rendere.l idle. It is hoped that tho effort* unmeiiuitely aJuptetl to Vcheck the the will enable tho uititt to resume work t 1000,

THE CONVICT JACKSON. A KESriTE ItEFUSED. The following communication was on Moo- r dav morning rec.ivd by the soliciwm wlio Kdefen4ed Jackson, the Strangeways Gaol murderer, ,'d bo hav" been endeavouring to obtain a lupile h)r him — Whiteb.11. August 4, lô8, Uentlemen,-I am directed by the 01 bute to inform \UU. With reference w your application iu faY(ur uf th8 convict John JacIUOH. who ik>w ItN under k-eeotene* of death, ihat tie has had this case utidvr his J .miul consideration, but rtgieW tliat he has ?", b., ^atle to discover aiy sutticient grounds to JlutU, him -.advising her t-v interfere with the due -or.. of 1.be UiW.—1 am. Kentleiueu, your obedlsnt servant. Gokfksy Lvsuisurox. 1h:Jtu. t'l\utham and M6n(:huler The condemned iman will, therefore, be bung this morning et eight o'clock, as originally fixed.

THE WRECK OF THE STAR OF GREECE. SEVENTEEN LIVES LOST. A MKeuterV telegram from Sin Fraeclsoo I UY»AJ»ic«» m-eivect hn from New Zealand jV'oocernmx li e w?,,k of th B,iti,h (hip SL&r of |Air«ece in A10it))ta Hay, near Adelaide, on the 13tli state dial acTenit^n persons, Including the captain, were drowned.

TIIL ABI)UCTIO.N OF AN IIEIRUS, At Uviw-street rolitv-coure on MonJay a Cier- Bun rameJ ll." H Mi>e!ar, aged 3c, was cliarged r.lth the iitHluction Ittini tierlxisuv of a young i American Iwiiea. Mus t'lsa !:II. Tim pmoner v" airvitiM »t Uuernatown. tie stated that NItS Kims wr-te R.-clll!ng hhu t) accompany her tú .Ac)ric", Uitn<s»« havt! le, tcl^Kraphed for £ fioto Ciermaoy. 'l'he prisoner was remitnQed for a *ttk.

l'AINFIL DROWNING CASE AT UOWLAIS. HoNveon six and (Vl\n o.dock oa Sunday areu* n a palnl,,1 fatality occurred lit one of the (Wuuierouii p0ndl J,mll betwnn Ponywem and [ }'o."rm!du, 0.9 of ltyw« p'mdt i, Al!»d with l rarui iter from the works, and it il bridged over T a coupM of planks. A nUI1,bor of bo_y>i went to !vlty arountl ihe I)nd. and two of thecn, named E>ViHiam John Thonia* and Knn Jsnkina, got on be planh and began to play. Thomas by some Lmaani, fell into tho water. and little of about Ave years of age, ran to the house rwhara Thoroaa lived, in the UpNr Row at Peny- I-e,n, and 1I".e information of what had occurred. I "When the revuing party got back to tb« pond t :Sa! that a /fa; 5tl?a d?tk, muddy star-. About a,ght o'clock a maD dived into the pond. anct brought up the body U«f the little fellow. Ad ioouest will be b»!d to- "a? (Tueeday).

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HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY. I The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- I sack at a quarter past four o'clock. LOCAL GOVERNMENT I (ENGLAND AND WALES) BILL. I COMMITTEE STAGE. The Houso then went into committee on the Local Government Bill, and Clause 1 was agreed \0. On Clause 2. The Marquess of SALJSBl'KY said that it was found tuat the clause did not include peers amongst the persons qualified to be mem- bers of the county councils. Ho thought I rteieeibllI:ba:Y UuStbeir Ol tll'J be qualified, and he would, therefore, propose an providing tbat amongst the persons qualihad should be "a peer owmng properly in the county, or the son of such peer, or uf a county elector." After some discussion, The Marquess of SALISBURY consented to limit the amenduieut to peers, striking out the words conferring a qualification upon tue sens of peers and electors. In tins form tbe amendment was agreed to. Lord BASING then proposed to add words in Cl. 2 providing that "tho ? Ly .1d?r. I :2 selected ir: the j''ielcnt c,eo The amendmeut was negatived without a division. Ihe Earl of JKilSEY proposed an amendment providing that county couDcillou,iD8tcsd of being elected for three yeari, should bold oftica for six years, half the oouncil retiriug every third year. Lord Bnlfour opposed tho amendment, and, after some oboervatjon from Earl the Eari of ^'orteacue, and Earl Morlt-y, the committee divided, wheu the amendment was negatived by 72 to 29. Earl 15EAUCUAMP then proposed to leave out the words," One county councillor only shall be elected for each electoral division." He did not think that in all cases thselectorsl divisions should be .in¡¡le.merntJer constituencies. Lord BALFOUR could not accept tho amend- ment, and it waa negatived without a division. Lord UKAbOUKNE moved an ameudmeot making the term of office of tbe Chairman of tbe county council three years instead of ..? v?.r, a. proposed in the Bill. Lord BALPOUK also opposed this amendment, which was ultimately withdrawn. Clause 2 was then agreed to, as were also Clauses 3 and 4. On Clause 5, relating to tbe appointment of county coroner*, Lord BALFOUR moved several amendments, some of thorn merely verbal and others on points of detail. They were agreed to aftsr a short discussion. Clause 6 w" agreed to with a verbal amendment, as were ulso Clauses 7 und 6. The Ear! of f'OWls then propoged to illirt after Clause 8 a new claus?-, giving her Majesty ?"r to pp-t a b.ister of no less tlu tan years' standing to be paid chairman or deputy-chairman of the quarter sessions. Lord BALPOUK remarked that the clause v.. ahh!S :)'= oh:tte IE.J,St negatived. Oil Clause 9 (powers as to police). i he Earl ot CARNARVON dilated at some length nn tho inconvenience and Irictioa which he thought would probably arise from placing the county police under tits control of a joint com- inirree composed of junlce. and msmbsraof the couuty council. Thu Marquess of SALISBURY said that he behevsd that wtJ should ultimately come to tho control of the police by the Imperial Government, but we had not reached that point yet, and he could not assent to thft introduction of any pro. vision in thai .eme in the present Bill, but he did not think that th state of tho clause as it had bteu left ly tho Hou. of Commons satisfactory. It transierred to the standing joint committee, not only powers over the poiico which were poaaeased by the justices in quarter sessions, but also those possessed by the justices out of sessions and would transter to this clause the powers now pos- sessed by the justices in the preservation of the poace, He dill not think that would be satisfac- ton, or thut under all circumstances we could in nil rounties rely upon such an arrangement for the maintenance of order. He would, therefore, pro- pose to counteract In aome degree the mischief which he feared by inserting in the clause the following words:- It shall be the duty of the chief-constable 811<1 other oonstablei in any wunty to obey the lawful or.1. of tlia Justices HI petey vr«fi.<n» ill respect to the prevention of riot 1[1 that couuty. (,Iau.. 9 wae agreed 10 with the omission or Sub-section 3. Clauses 10 to 41 were agreed to with sumo uo. hUllorttiot altt¡ratwo8. 0[1 Clause 42, Tne Matque«s of SALISBURY propVJlelltoamend that part ot the clausu which provided that the court of aldermen of the City of London shall no longer appoint the recorder bv making it read that the recorder appointed by the court of alder- men shall notexerciseany judicial functions unless ho is appointed b^ her Majesty to exercise sud, functions. The amendment was agreed 1o, as was the clause thus amended. Clauses 43 to 48 were agreed to. On Clause 49, Earl GRANVILLE proposed an umendment giving power tq constitute the Cinque Torts a aeparate administrative council. lA>rd BALFOUR opposed the amendment 00 the ground that theso poris were too wide apart, and had interests of too diverse a character to be com- bined m one administrative county. After some discussion the committer! l1IVid.d, when the amendment was negatived, "oJ tilt., cL.u.u was agreetl tn, as were also Claus61 50 and 52. Ciauie 53 was struck out, and Clauses 54 to 57 were agreetl lo, a new eUum* being ttubsii- tuted for Clause 58. Clauses 59 to 70 were agreed to with some amendments. The remaining clauses and schedules were agreed to with some unim- portant aiuendmonis. Thu 11111 thell pavsed through committee, Ind the report thereon was ordered to [It! con- sidered 011 Thursday next. The House adjourned at a quarter before two o'ciock.

IIOUSK OF COMMONS.—Moxuar. The Speaker took tho chair at three o'clock. LOCAL BILL. The und.' amendments 10 the B.y D-k and R,ii?.y. (Further Powerl) BIll were ,?ide,ed aud agreed to, STATUES IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. bir. ((i, fi,ld) .,k,!d if the Government would amend the WtMminSler Abbev Act so as to render illegal the demand of high teee tor the "ùloi10n of statues of distinguished Englishmen. Mr. W. H. SMITH said, in the absence from England of tho Dean of Westminster, he could not mako an authoritative statement, but lie was in.. formed that theie tee* were applied to the main- tenance \lIlII"I>alr of the fabric of tho nbbev. MR. MLLWYN AND THE MAkTYH DILLON- Mr. W, H. SMI IU haviug declared his inability to alTord Mr. Dillwyn (<r„ *Vu\iri4ta) facilities lor the discussion of his motion in favour of the release ot Mr. Dillon and other members, Mr, DILLWYN intimated his imentiou, in view "r the public Intereat felt in it, to raise the ub. jsct whenever lie could find an opportunity. (Hear, hear,) THE TITHE-RENT BILL. Mr. W. H. SMI TU, replying to Mr. Herbert Gardner ((r., F,t.J:). declined to give any assurance that the Tithe Kent-charge (H.cov.rv and %?.. ,,?)n, Biii w ,uili be deferred until the committee on corn averages reported. Apart from tho business IIpcn wllld, the corn average committee was engaged, it was necessary, in the public interest, thallhe Tithe blil should be proceeded with. THE EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY HILL. Mr. W. H> SMl l tl, in answer to Mr. Broadhurst (Ii, "I"Ù that tho discussion of the Em- ployers' Lùhdity Bill in tho standing C0UHDiUee ought to lead to the expectation that the debate in tlw H um on tue ultimate stages of the Hilt w ould hu brief. It had, however, been represented to Ihe Government that it would be for the convenience of raetnbeis interested if the Bill were postponed to November, and to meet those wishes the Govero ment bad adopted tbat couue, NEW WRIT. iOo the motion of Mr. DOL'GL?S, < Dew writ was ordered for the Won Derby DivISIon of Liverpool, Lord Claud H--ilt.? having .ig..O. I THE TARNELL COMMISSION. Sir W. LAWSON (C., C'ivi#rwK»M<A,»asked whether, in the event of the JuJgea Commission Bill pacing before the adjournment, the commission would not oomUlence its inquiry until November. Mr. W. H. SMITH had no information on that point. It rested with the commissioners them- selves to say when thev would commence. Mr SEX ION (.Y, Bflti"t. IV) ..ked was there anv truth in tlie rumour that Mr. Justice Day had declined the appointment under the Bill, and that his place bad been supplied by another judge. Mr. W. U. SMlTO had no information of the kind, I SUPPLY. On the report "f Supply, upon the vole of £ 7,712.800 for Civil Services aud Revenue Depart- ments, Dr. WALLACE complained of the neglect of Scotch business, and declared that he wss goaded into an unwitting task by a tense of daty, and by a fear of the consequence of the omission to enter a protest against tlie course taken by the Government in the wauer, Mr, w 8, MIfB would endeavour to make the best arrangements in order that matters afTccting Scotland fone thou romive due att#nti?)n. and he trusted thit, having regard to the present con- dition of business, the present debate would be allowed to terminate speedily. Tbe matter was discussed at great length by the Scotch members, and then the lri.h memlvn c%um I b d,ndar:'n:t;¡ of jcD In Ireland, and continued dealing with various griev- ance until 10 30, when Mr. Johnston (C. Blft, S.) moved the closure, but as the Speaker took uo notice the dreary drip of Irish declamation con- tinued. The debate was continued until 23 minutes past 12, when the vote was agreed to, as was also the report of the vote* taken on S8tmda". The Bouse adjourned at 25 miuutes to two o'cJock.

Holicway's PILLS Oiimtmjrr. — Though It Ie ImpOMib: in thi. cHœa\e of ch..a.c <«o>p*ratur«. to ff»v*ut *1'.c<ttfe«r. j*\ he t- and ffqtxaer may m TO'Kb mc by h* aarlr fUCt::e.; Wb*n hoMsvxee, ooufo. thick breathing. *ad the .ttend( -iiehl idi.? Wt4; .'hai. throat Of ch?nt. HoUo" OinUatut ebmid be rubbed u?n th? ¡' without 4.1.a b.. pilu 1D ..Vropn. d-. >o promote itaeeraittaeeHoD. Meoaiarrhs or •ore throat* ::=.r:=,.ÙI;ta DI 1:1_ mited "& tSUM?)M*SM' t*)<t?<t"M'?< M3?X!S*&tSSy &M W -hirfa 1I1II*o 1<W1,

MR. A. J. BALFOUR AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS. VINDICATION OF HIS IRISH POLICY. DETERMINED TO MAINTAIN THE LAW. THE PARNELL COMMISSION. A great Unionist demonstration for the counties of Kent and Sussex took place on Monday in Eridjje Park, Xunbridue Wells, and at an open air meeting held in the afternoon about 400 i:un- gratulatory addressee were presented to the Kight Hon. A. J. Balfour, M.P., the Irish Secretary, troin Conservative associations and Primrose League habitations in various parts of the kiojdouj. The Marquess of Abergavenny presided at the meeting, and was supported by Sir W, ilart-Dyke, M.P., Sir J. Gorst, M.P., Sir William Marriott, QO M.P., SIl W. Fletcher, M.P., Sir Tintiali ltuutrtjoo, M.P., Mr. R. Norton, M.P., Colonel Biooktield, M.P., Mr, rOIDfr!, M.P., Mr. E. C. Hamilton, MP, the Karl oi Amherst, and many couuty gentlemen. Over the covered enclosure in which Nir. iialfour received tbe addresses was the following quotation from bia recent speech at ths Grocers' Company's dinner:- TI?e way 10 ?bi?h .try i* to be ?.d.d p. r::IU:itt and hipuy is by oniorolng. witliuut mr and withuut t.??u,, ju,, I.I In replying to Sir Wm. Hart-Dyke aud tho,3 who patented audiessta, M:, ftiLFOUR said he was told when he agreed to come and join in that great demonstration that he should have an opportunity of seeing what Keot and Sussex couid do. He had seen what Kent and Sussex could do. (Cheers.) Probably there was no Minister oî the Crown who had ever felt greater pleasure and greater support than he lud from a meeting 01 that character, because the Irish controversy was now not carried on by argument on tllIl other sido, but by calumny. (Hear, hcur.) Their opponents had ceased to diacuill the morit" of the question, pro- bably because they found that such discussion did not benefit them. (Cheers, i And they had had recourse to the simpler expedient of inveuting miu repeating every species 01 calumnious accusation against those who were tngagtiU in the difficult and arduous, but not itnpossioie, task of restoring hw and oluer iu Ireland. (Keneweii cheers.) It one-hundredth part of Il.e dccu.atiúu8 mad" against them were true-if it were true that tlie Union could never bo maintained except by taking away tho civil rights of the Irish people, by putting in prison men who were innocent, by attacking thoee who were guilty ol no other offence than that of differing lroui them in political opinion it one-hundrudth part ot thoso accusations were true he would not lend a hand to maintain the l.'niou. (Cheers.) lie would lather it were meriticed and thegieatnets of this Umpire sunk into tile dust iiiiin that they should soil their hands with IIw p ;ltic81 wotlwlhl of which thev wero accused L;, Liteir opponents. (Cheers.) But it was ilut true. (Crie. ol We know it.") They had heclI subjected for the last year to tbe closest sciutiny, to the most vigorous investigation, hut he did not think it would be lound that a single case had ever been biuuglit forward in which It could be shown iliat any man had been put in prisou iu Ireland except iJr some otlenee ngainst the laws of his country, and he might repeat what he had said recently elsewhere, "that unuer this tyran- nical, till. brutal, this unscrupulous, and tins bloody liovtrnonent there were actually ftwer men In prison in Ireland ut this momenl than last year, before tho Coercion Act came into force. iCneeis.j liut their opponents were very difficult to please. (Cheers., During the last fortnight Ihe üvyurnuJent had been occupied in passing a measure throU¡;1I the Houde III Commons-aw they believed, III conformity with the request made to them by Nr, Parned and Nlr. Parnell's associates, But with what 1;1 atítudo had lliey been met? (Hear, hear./ What had bcun thu criticisms that ha.d been levelled ygxirst tlie (io. vernment with legnrd to that lUtH!!IlHti They had Sten theextraoidinary sijlit of lIIell wI", tnaue it their chief uccu-atu n against the Government of lieland that lie had lestiuted the functions ol juties, who had been found incapable ot giving a verdict according to the evidviiet-ttic-se very persons who wer" ..?.i ,,s that jurio 10 Ir.lanJ fhouid he entrusted wIth the full KJrulllbtra\ioJ1 uf tlie law v*tie the "lUtI pcih- u» wjj.) ifi Eugiand declined to trust a epecjai juiy of tho City of London. (Cheery.) h ap- peared, therefore, that the only juiies that they cured for, and tiiaotil)- juriea thulll",y desired toeeo presetved, were the juuea wi u, by the common admission of every Government wiio had had to administer justice Hi Ireland, wertt incapable of d..in¡¡ their lIut), (Cheeis.) liut tiiist was hv no mean* tbø only accusation lllnt had bc-u made "1I.ill.t thu Governuieut. They lud been told by mi Wihiuui Harcourt and by other peraoua tiiat thir kole object in appuiutirg lIlI:4 ('OIUUiL8HH.:n to investigate Famellism IJd Crime was tù crush their °1.p,JI\eu\JI, liut he wanted to know it then* puiiticai opponents were innoceut. (Loud \:heur8.\ He waa the iast pereon to pass any judgment in matters which were Ul.,g oolore a judicial tribunal. Ho never Ind expressed an IJpU)lOII upon tills pain" aurt lie had nrv, r rulied upon the accusatioua advanced bv the 1Ú.tr. He had "lwaf" ttlUIHj bulhoient material for iu:& nohtical controversies lit the <:onl"uopmuy "ICt. of ri.h history. (1I.r, hear.) He Ila,l only to go back to the year 1885 to prove that the Imh lenders drtsired to obtain wll/H tiiey called tho lreed< in or their countiy by anarchic means. lie had not to utke up the comparatively ancient hiv tory of 1661 aod 1662 to know that tll. I(.ll. men had u*ed, anll boasted Ilf having u*ed, lhu most scandalous forms of intimitUtion in ntdur to obtain thvir political objects. (Hear, hear.; lie, therefore, uevei lud ikuy motive to bring into the indictment againnt his political oppotieuts anv ot the subject matters which were to go betoretlmt cUI11U"icn. But il—as ihty might all hope- Mr. furneli and hd tnent-ln c4.luiù piove themselves guiltless of tliu^e doll ktlr crimes of which tiiey were accused, It" lallod ullelly 10 nee how the Uoveinineril w. doing anything the givateet service which could 00 claimed at their hands by j providing a jUUJl;\I tribunal, aimed With t!. I ample>t POW t', for investigating tile truth. (Cheers.) So far as ho was concerned, the case w hid! he had made, or believed lie had muoe, "Klimat th6 Olad»tomtto-rarneihte party would not be utw whit weakened 11 every single word In lht1 pamphlet of Parnellism and Crime were proved to b a lmd accusatiou, and ht noticed that his OllifHOIl WtU hlnueo, though lor very different 11.lsons, by h, Morley, Lord ttuacbeiy, and other leaders 01 the UUd9toniau-l\irneihte paity. Aud ho admitted I o saw no teasoii why they )ucti?. pin,on, tor they "new plenty about then associated ahrady widiout this inveHa- gation. (Cheers and laughter.) rhos( men IntJ conJoueJ iutimidatlon, they had cjudonud i, I'ian of Campaign, and he dId not a- why they should trouble their heads b?L?L ti?.?. UI h., lUatte". Thev had made short work of the Eighth CùUlwauÙWIlt. Dot to talk AL?"UL theumth, ud he did not see why they should haggle over the ",ixth COlUlDanlllDenL (Luud cheers.) Hut he coutessed i»e w„?» Mtuazed at the iinetl'at had been taken by Sir William Harcourt and the t"t Opposition bench in this matter, lie should have supposed that "ny perlectly imperllal and disin- terested observer, coming down to the House if Commons during the debates of last week, and finding Sir WUl, Harcourt so very auxioui to stop the progress of tho Bill by every mean- in his power, would naturally assume that Sir William Haicourt had some vexy good reason for desuiag that the Bill should not beevme law. (Hear, hear.) He did not desire to put any strained interpretation upon Sir William flarcourt's action, but when he found hllll levelling reekless accusations against the Government, and.accusing them of desiring to gag I'arhaiueut and to force tin Bill through without adequate discussion— when he recollected that Sir William llsnvuit, though he only had one speech to make upon tlJi. Hill, thought that speech .0 good a one that it should be repeated eight or nine times and when he found him concluding, (relu the waste of tlU1è aod the consequent delay 111 the progress of the measure, that tlie Government had some sinlter design ID passing it, he asked hi'sself what possible explanation of this amsziug conduct there could b, unle Sir William Harcourt really supposed that he and his party were likely to suffer some serious damage in the public estimation from tlie investigati >n which he teemed so anXluU9 tv hurke. ^Cheers.) H" did not know whether his interpreta- tion of Sir Wilham llQrc0urt' action was correct, but lie warned him that :her, were thousands of persons in this country, who had nenr taken the tiouble to for.. con- clusion upon tbe truth or upon the untruth of the l'UJ libel" wlio had bn led to behove, froua (hf1 astonishing tactics 0f the Opposition that there must bfl something to conceal by those w!k> seemed so anxious to conceal it. (Cheers.) He would ask UWd present what was thd great cause winch they had assembled that day in thousands It" support. (Cnes of 1, You, sir.") Was it ? It was not the cause of one Minister, ucr was it the cause of one Ministry, nor was il;tije cause of one party in the ,it,. E.gl?.d h.d Dot y,l sunk IIOW as h be dpenuent for her "roi1tnes and het pr,)?p,,ity upon -.y ingl,, ,t of men, however honest or however able, (Cheers.) They were there to support a greater and a more eternal cause. (Cheers.) They were there, In the first place, to support the union of the Empire- (cheers)—not in the rntereMs of England, neither lID the interests of Scotland alone, but in the interests of the Empire, which could only remain great by remaining united. (Cheers) But he would say that the union of the Emplr., though it was hard to imagine greater cause than that for wbich to sacrilc-a their time and their exertions, was not the great cauis which they were there to vindicate. They werathere to vindicate thoso eternal prin- ciples of justice and liberty without which a oountry could not remain great,and without which, if a couctrv could remain grear, its g,.t.e" would not,r "his cpi ni n, be worth maintaining. (Cheers.) They ware there, not to protect the rich in Ireland, not t? protect tbe wealthy, not to protect—aa they were so often told- the great Jandlcrds thy were there j to prevent outrages cf the foulest kind being perpetrated upon lone hillsides against persons who had committed no other ctfence thau tbat of either paying their just debts—(hear, hmr) pror iwfciog to ft tin Jmitood to tuppoct tneir families for persons who hsppened to b. unpopular ivittl th# dominant and tyrannical majority. (Hear, hoar.) He laid they were assembled there io the greatest and most sacred cause which could bring Englishmen together. They were there in support of a cause which Englishmen had been engaged in defending in every part of the world, and be asked them therefore, oever to disassociate in their mind the maintenance of the Union from the maintenance of those great and eternal princiolee without which the Union itself would be a worthless boon.(Cheer3.) He thanked them from Ilia heart-nal in his own name only, not in the name of the Government on?. uot in the c?me of the party only, but in !tho name of the whole of the vast m?s of their ?eUow-couctrtmen, who m 'Pltd of the bettny?i by eome great and trusted .t?a6 be1ined in those pnncíp.es which had hilheno guided every statesman of every party in the p?h which they should pursue in thy government of the country. (Loud cheers.) A vote of tuanka to Mr. Balfour waa proposed by the Earl of Ajiheest and seconsed by Sir Wilusu Mabkiott, anu in re*ponae NI r. Balfuub Mid lie must object to tho teem& of the resolution, as he thought thanks should U the otliei way. lh-:>$e piescnt had assembled to support the liish policy ot the Government, and they ought to ba thanked by the Irish representative of the Government, and he did most heartily thank them once more, not merely tor the manner in which they had nssemo.od in such vast numbers to support ttieunion cause,but lor the manner in which tlkY had listeoed to a speech delivered under the difficulties necessarily atten- dant upon great open-air meetiugs—a speech which, whatever its failiugj, the luioner in which it was rcctived convinced him that they and him- se, f, they and the Government, they and the Con- servative party were in absolute harmony of mind upon tho great topic oi controversy in which tiiey were engaged. (Loud and continued cheet ing.)

THE N AY AL 51ANCEUVRES. GENliliAL IDEA OF IHE OPEKA- TIüXS. WHAT HAS BEEN DONE. so lar hi they have now gone (says the St. Jauifiti's Gazette) the naval teuch a very dehnito lesson. Their object is to test tha value ot u scheme of defensive tactics which has for some time been 8upp0rr.d by high authority, and the special merit of which whs supposed to consist in its efficttcy to keep an enemy away from our 8bor8. and thus to render unnecesaatv anything more than a nomiual co,?L ddelicd, fhe scheme assumed that in the event of war breaking out, say between England and France, it would be pos- sible for us to blockade Cherbourg, Brest, and the ulller French naval porls, "ud so effectually to seal them up that the French ships would W imprisoned in their own harbours. It a naval war between France and England could be conducted in this way, the safety of our shores would be beyond doubt. There would not bu much loss of litti unless the foe broke out to give bittl,, and the war could be cariind on in a comparatively illex. pensive way. But tho axpetiuieur by which we have beeu testing the plan offers very little pro. spect of such results. The attempt to confine the bupposed enemy's btjtfadrous in Lougii Swilly and Berehaven has faileo and the insh ea is lit this moment bfiug f«coured by five swift and powerful cruisers. By a tem«rkably clever device, Admiral Tiyou, the commander of the BereiiaVen squadron, has succeeded in loosing three of his 8I,i¡J, the Wsrspite, the Iris, and the Severn, whilu tho Calypso and the Spider have escaped troUJ Lough :wlliy, The IW(¡ la.t.o..n¡ed lIav\! already wrought havoc upcii ihe deleoceless coasts of Scotland. Oban, Tvlæ.u1lJn.)", Cü,wpt>eJ- town, Gourock, Greenock, and pnasihiy Glasgow havo bveu captured or laid iu ruins; a v»st amount úf shipping his been taken ûr destroyed, anJ the chief officials on the we»t of Scotland have beeu made prisoners of war and are held under ransom. Of the movement* of the Warspite, the Iris, and the Severn we have heard nothing yel, but it appears pretty certain that tiie ports of the JUiistol Channel, Nlili- rd Haven, and tiie Mersey ara in their power. We in»y assume that, as soon as the blockading equadrous hear 111 the escape 01 the enemy, vtssels ol equal *pted and armament will bo despatched in pursuit. But, at best, this would only result ill the linking of the enemy's ships oiler they had done enormous damage. For tho country the main question is how far it is prepared to run thu risks "hleh the fate oÎ Gieenock and Glasgow—perh ips also of Cardiff and Liverpool—seem to show that we do run. Thu destruction of thee vorts might not muau defeat, Lut they would inetn a lo*s ot hfe add property out ot all proportion to the cvai of Kdl qdiLte dtt. fence. This is the asptct of Ih6 case wmch will mainly inteiest the general public. AXOTHKU ATTACK 13Y THE SPIDKH. Her Mtijesty sship Spider, alter taking Gre*uock oil Sunday, proceeded into the channel, and was sighted earl) co Monday by the coastguards at Ardrossan Matron. The .Spider steamed nt a gieat speed until she got abieast ol Horse Jslsud, about rune ?ff Ardi sean Harbour, when i?, sl,,w.d d.'??. st'. h.d ?-) fig.?d i. t?, the ch.IIIIKe of lJw coastguards Iter commander Siid his lutention was tu blow th., town tit), Ihe Spidur then entered the harbour, and, w h«n iosida the lighthouse pier, awimg round and backed in until ehe lay bioaMde to the town, when she at nuce opened fire. ihe attack "'liS" most dating 011., She captured III" eteain dredger which was at work 10 the dlilnnt'1. and afterwards sank the s'.eatnor Newry. Tun-* sh »t« were also tired into M Urge tJal(IUl. A laig«# number of volunteers at once manned the battery, an 1 tlia Spider then steamed off, several ahutt> boing tired at her as she 1)8£III,j Lllb battery.

AXClKNT OKDKIl OF l-'OKKiVrKilS. 11 Kill COURT .MIIETIM; AT READING. [k HUM (jlll ;:oll1itsl'oIINTl KtAl>lNG, Movrur. At ten o'clock this morning the hll.fo"rl" High Court meetiug IIf 1118 Ancient Order 01 Forestrrn was opened at the new Town-hail by the High Chif! K ui^et (Brother Edward Lov» grove). 1', cYIII\.h \/1 the ;'fh:l1In;: ceiemohy a tot'i,t I If) ot wall playe upou the gruno organ t,y Mi. W. 11 Si rick land, org* mat of St. Mary's Cloueii. Th galloriea were nl'ed with "1Htnr, among them being a large number of hdl", who re- mained during the sitting. rt?rc'?at strong muster of delegates from Monmouth-; shire, Uhonddi Valh-y, I>uke>t< wn and U,>sutIJn, NealJH Dtjan Forest, D"r"t,'rtllUU1h"¡.J, York. shire, and other colnery t1itrJ(t4 TtH Orcier on December 31. 1887* comprised 204 di.. riel., 5,128 courts 626,127 t»enttit, mid 16,429 honor.iy members; I hu increaso in thu year being 121 la, 557 bnellt, and 777 lu»n- orarv members. In tll" ,.er 1&87 th»re ""I<' 5G,f-45 u.'II,.til n]pmh,'ls "lIIittt'd.lllld 30.680 lt#lt; ti.bdO members and 4,624 members' wive^ami widown died in the year. I'lie juvenile societies continued veiy progresoive, the increaso on lh., year beuijg 4,C74 III members and £7,323 in funds. Punctually ut teu o'clock U, organist played a march as the executive council of the Order, the mayor, aldeimeu, and members of th, coiporation, the c?rgy, und members ol Tariiainent and gentry entered the hail and took then placcs on the piat- lourJ. The mayor w is preceded by the mace- bearer. The high chief langer (Bro. E. Lovegtove) having hll seat, llld mayor, who 1 "Iu a member of the Order, took thu seat on the right, hand o( tho hi^n chief ranger, who proceeded with the opening ceremony in the usual fomi. Ti?t, il,gl. Cl?. tH,,t? KUial address, in winch he dealt chiefly with the 1Ju:inc ot thti week, refemng to the Storehouse Local Boaid and the detalcauons. The steps that tiie executive council tied taken in the colour question "I:ru also touched ululu iu his address, winch was bríd and t" 1118 point. Sir Berkley Monck.thc mayor of Heading.was the n*xt ¡¡1JCker, and, on behait of the to* n and corporation, comed the High Court delegates to the county town of Koyal Berkshire, and congratulated them upon the prosperity of the Ancieut Order and the good work it was doing by way of encouraging thrift. Addiesses from Mr. MurdJch, the HdY. ir. ?..trry.M.A.,v?Mt..[ SL.M.tr??;tho R Ni Hart-Davits, M A., vicar of Dunsden; and Mr. 1%11 i., 1; (,. ,t tha I"ÚfpruJ,nt Oroer ol', ".I were also delivered.—A "Gte of t,?.uk.sby li, o. Sh.?- ?cro,W F.S., to the mavor and corporation for the free u of the Town-hall, which accorded iU? Foresters' fire," after which the mayor and corporation, wltt) the other gentlerusn, withdrew. Tho minute. 01 the Glasgow High Court were taken as read and confirmed. The meetin.- closed at t. ?l?, .'cljck I e jo:eetiig t[¡ose;1,)re:trs' t"de:1nill f;e, and iports held at Ma:den Erleigh Ilark. Tho procession WI" divided into six columns, tour d.p, "Li was an imposing ii,?ht. TI?? town ??j '0:,tJn'c::5 I:%rp:lrd (\T;ITb tl:nrc: to El?. park, wi"' a lood programme of .ports gone tb,.u6?l, rz .u ??t,-irg ijulue of .i rt" waA du I ?nd cloudy, and shortly after mid-day a misty rain came on, and made it unpleasant to stand about the ground,

A CARDIFF NEWSPAPER HOAXED. The repcrt published in the South Walll Daily yev:4 of Monday, that the shop of Mr. Manoy, p.?nb?,?k,, Commercial-road, Newport, had ti?n bur!laric),?ai? entetd and i4DO worth of jewell,ry stolen, 10 uUH1, ,i ,hu loundation, N3t four farthings' worth cf property in jewellery or any Ott, r form has been taken from Mr. Macoy's pitmijes, much less £ 400 worth.

LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAIL- WAY EXCLUSIONS. Next Monday the London and North Western Railway Company will run one-day express excur- sion trains to Liverpool and Manchester, starting from Cardiff at 33J I,m,. Newport at 5.0 a.m., Abergavenny at 5.40 a.m., end Merthyr at 4.0 am.

Alwiys drink Cadburys Cocoa; it Is pure, wholesome «o*t»icinr. uutritimig, sgrevaSls, acd is a UBirvrviU favourit* frvtn tL* Cotta** to the F&iace. Cad- bun'. Coco* II pore, h.l-.e »uiUio!ng. Luuluc?? and acrteabl*. -d 18. 'U.niTen farcuiiU IH,I» Uie Cctu<e to he PalK4. Bewara ot Imi¡auODa. U& 8UDACBII and BRA'S Pbostratiov.—Monday's Fbwphatc-l Elixir of Quinine prodnc*# jood r«u]U ta th# relief of he*4acb« and traiD pn«traUon, tranqaHtslni the trriwUou ac«1 rtnnc eomforta e ueeo: It U abo un.aaUed In Denon. debiiitf .nit ft'if' In bott.iM. 2a. 3d aDd" t??K'S. M. M?'T'.MT!? J.'ttM?.?HmM c?t

THE LAVERNOCK BOATING DISASTER. TWO BODIES FOUND. About midday on Monday, whilst ft Fenarth boatman named David King was cruising in a small boat near the placo where the sad disaster took place last week whereby evenvolunteers lost their lives through the capsizing of a boat, he espied in tbe water a short distance away what appeared to be the body of a man. Speedily rowing to the spot he eeized the object, and on lifting it into the boat found it was the body of one of the lost volunteers. c-n looking round he saw, r. few yards away, another body, which he also recovered. The tide had receded aome distance, and the bodies when found by Kine were in a crouching position a little disUnce froai the bottom, and about two hundred yards from the stakes against which the boat is said to have struck. The news won spread, and a large cumber of volunteers and others were sptediiy on the spot, and, a policeman having arrived on the scene, King was directed to take the bodies to Penarth. By the time the boat arrived at Peoarth there MM an immense crowd on the b<*ch?od the greatest excitement prevailed. The bodies, which were then carried "bore and coaveyed to the mortuary, near the POli?-3tlti0n, presented a1 rathar ghastly appearance, one especially >!ù, the eyes having been either knocked out- by pro. jecting rocb or euen by the fisnes. During the aftern?n the relatives of the dead men visited th mortuary, and the two bodies recovered wer: ¡d :S!1IIOeOh'bw:cleter --? of Mr JaU1 Webber, Cardiff-road, Merthyr Vale and H. Brown, 20, mason's labourer, etepsoo of Mr. David James, Nixonsville, Merthyr Vale. The bodies were found in what is known as the Rsnny Pool, and little doubt is now Jelt that the other bodies are in the same place. The iaqueitwiU be opened at Ponarthto-day (TuesCay). Me understand that » statement was made aL the police-station by the boatman who discovered the bodies, but Inspector King, with his usual courtesy, refused to allow the reporters to see it.

THE LATE MR. OCTAVIUS MORGAN. The late Mr. Charles Octtviua wiDnbrton Morllln, of The FriiLrs. Newport, whose daalh we recorded in Mondty's iigue of the Western Mail, waa one of a family whiei, had had a long and somewhat remarkable Parliamentary experience. Sir Charles Morgan, the father of the gentleman lately deceased, sat in the House of Commons, re- presenting the county of Monmouth, no lass than 35 years—vii, from 1796 to 1831; and Mr. Octavius Morgan, who entered the House ten years after- wards, represented the county 33 years—from 1S41 to 1874. Lid was always a staunch Tory, voting against the repeal of the Corn Laws and also sgaiust the Roman Catholic Relief Bill, When, In 1863, the Irish Cuurch controversy came up for settlement by th* constituencies. Colonel Clifford came forward in the Liberal interest to try to wreat one of the county seats from the Tory holders, but, although the tight was conducted with great vigour, Mr. Octavius Morgan and his colleague, Colooll Puulett Somerset, won by more than three thousand majo. rity. But at the termination of that Parliament Mr, Morgan retired, and gave place to another member of the Tredegar family, Colonel the Hon. F. C. Morgan. Amongst Mr. Morgan's works on antiquities and ether branches of scisnco are the followingObservations on tile Early Commu- nion Plate used iu the Church of England, with illustrations of the Chalice and Paten of Christ- chuich, and Observations cn a Collection of Spoons, published in No. 35 of the ..4rci.lol09ic41 Juurnal; Observations on Ltio History and Pro- gress (if the Art of Watchmaking from the Eariiest Peiiod to Modern Times, communicated to ti,e Society of Antiqua- ri., In 1843; R »port on Illd Excavations lrosecule by the C.\t"rieúu Anriqu!\LJlu\ Associa- lion Withiu tlio Walla ot Caerwem," published iu W5ù; Notes on the Architecture of Caldicot Castle, 1854; Notts on tiie Ecclesiastical R*m<tius of liunaioo, Suutrook, Dinham, suli LlanOedr, 18:18; and on The Monastery of Austin Friars, 1659; Notes on the Ancient Domestic Residences ot Pentrebacu, Crick, l y uiawr, Tho Garn, Criudau, and St. Juliaos, 186'J f»nd Treomen, Kiliwch, aud the Waio iu 1E.1 Not-. on Went U\hJ Cd!tJ, 'froggy, "cd LUnvair, 1863; P?ncuyd C?tk and H?to?t. 1864 and Castle, 1667. Sonie nt the papera wmlv written in conjunction with the late .\1r, T, Wakeiiiaii, oi Tne Giaig, near Monmouth, lucre are also a me others exclusively fionj the ptn of lr. Octavius Morgan, amongst t11W being lAP account ot uioixurutruta U1 Ahetgavcuuy Church, published in 18o9, uud8llrlakeu !it the request ..If the authorities of S^m-rsu House; Not oi Newport r.tle, 81. \1108 Church, and the Lordship ot Weutloog. The writings are of the greatest htstouc value. In 1885 Mr. Morgan pre- .1'1.1 to the Corporation ut Newport an old chatter which had been acquired in a CUrlOUi way. Jt »V4S purchased at an 8W:tlOn bald jn London oy a gent (email ot Stafford, who h.ll ot)Ø1 ved iu l tll. names of Newportand Wentlwch, and believed if to leler to Newport and Wenlock in Shrop- ,hire. The charter was exhibited at eLti?l: ,f th* Ard¡¡")lc41 IUiltuti"n at -i w iiPm It was aten by Mr. Morgan, slid he there detected that It relorred to Monmouthshire. It proved to be a charter nf tnsuexnrms and con- tinuation by Humphrey, Earl ot Stafford, 1472, of an earlier chatter granted in 1385 by Hugh, Karl of StHfford, to tll" burgesses of Newport. J. is now exhibited in the museum of the Newport frVee Lrbr41Y, The funeral arrangements have been entumedto Messrs. Evans and Allen, of the London House, Newport. The published state- nient as to the deceased's income is altogether mis- icidiug,

THE WESLE V A N CON F E it ENCE AT (J AM HO UN E. At the WeaJeyan Conference at (:"moorne cn Mondaf a ¡" oanUr of euggestioos aent up irom dltrlCt committees, hffreting n.attere per- taming to British Methodism, were presented, and remitted to a committee fjr cll1..ific(lIIO, IHI weie also w«ral notices of motion. Tho report of the A is,, Fund, which rend«-r« financial assis- tance to n¡ini8ttr:4 whq are through IltfticlIon prevented from omuinuing in active woik, and to the widows or deceased ministers, was uixtsub- mitted,ond gave risfl to an interesting c> nversa- j lion. I'ltiniHiely a resolution was submitted in- v.)lvl"1: a reduction In the allowance, Qn which an amendment w is moved and carried tht Ihe pay- Intents tur this year continue as before. Mr. Alexander M'Aithur, M.P., was appoirated" mem- ber of the onard 01 trustees for chapel purposes iotheplace of Sir William M'Arthur, cecea-^ed. IJqmtt Mi81"ln afJir next engaged olttention. This department 01 Mi.thúdl!tU dur;t;g tlie past year had been most vi¡:0rt,uI". worked, and with "If..t succfss. An iU1)f)rlant committee was appointed to take into consideration the question of law agency.

THREAT TO WRECK TnAIS IN LONDON. The" Central Sew." states that in consequence of a CnWIDUhlcatl0n r,c.d from Scotland Yard that threats had been made to wreck train. with explosives on the Metropolitan and Diitnct Had- way. on Bank Holiday, the officials of the two panies placed patrol parties at frequeot intervals ?l" ngtheir lines on Monday tn prevent the carry- i-?x ..t of any such di,,ib?ii?.1 che.?t,. Ihe patrols remained on d., y throughout Monday ;,In'nino.nCtJ rIiIOo:'?:: of a suspicious nature had, however, been found up to late hour in the evening, and the officials believe they have been the victims of a mis- chievous hoax.

SFJZIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE VOLUNTEER CAMP AT ABERAVON. On Monday Ulornicl a serious accideot occurred to Prink Brinkworth, a private in the Neath detachment of volunteers euc^mped at Aberavon M.xts. He was employed in conveying water to the camp, and was seared In the water barrel, which is fixed on wheels. The horse shied, and the unfortunate man was thrown off the barrel and i fell between it and one of the wheels, and was carried thus for some distance before the horse could ba stopped. The camp surgeon, Mr. J. Arnallt Jones, was soon in attendance, and under his attention the patient recovered consciousness. The injuries received by Brinkworth are concussion If the brain an3 a wound on the fcrehesd. He is not yet out of danger.

A NEWPORT STABBING CASE. At Newport Police-court on Monday morning De ¡ :ttb:'°tl:Ie;;rle Ol, :n has made so many appearances at the court, wu brought up on temand charged with cutting and wounding John Kiley and Daines M'Cartby (prisoner's brother; on Saturday night, July 28. He was again formally remanded till Wednesday.

THE LATE OUTBREAK OF ENTERIC FEVER AT MOUNTAIN ASH. Dr. Spear's (one of the Local Government Board inspectors) report on the cause of the late outbreak of enteric fever at Mountain Ash has just been received. The doctor attributes the cause of the outbreak to contamination of the water by sewer gas.

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IMPORTANT MEETING OF j COLLIERS AT EBBW VALE. I THE QUESTION OF THE RETENTION OF THE CONTRACTORS. THE NEW SLAG SCALE. REFUSAL OF THE MFN TO ACCEPT THE SYSTEM. A great meetiuf of eoliien -as held It the Duke- hill, Ebbw Vale, on Mondiy morning. Th. ror.m was crowded in every part, and the utinott entlm- eium prevailed. After appointing a chairman from among the men, The deputation appointed to wait upon Mr. Jordan, manager of the pits, reported that lliey had been eent for by Mr. Jordan and Nr. Holland, who etated that tbey bad received a letter from the company intimating that the cbairman of the directors was away from borne, and, consequently, the question could n >t be considered by the board until the 11th inst.-The matter waa then allowed to drop for the present. ISM K £ W sua 6CAU. A dticusMon afterwards took plice on the sub- ject of the new system of deductions for slag. The new rate, as worked under by the men for the last five days, is as follows:— From last Batnrday, July 2g, until further notio* the blowing premiums will paid on the Brit S.turdiy In e..ch ca.,nc1&r month as aD encouragement for eii- QMvourtnic to send out the cloaueot c¡U,1 t.u.U those penODS wbose deductions for .g du no" exceed I'. for everv 30 tons nt our. YI1 1. Por every 30 tons of coal ..t vUl upon whicu the deductions for lag do not exceed h.. p,.i,. of &t. will be paid. Thus, a person or persons sending out 12u ton, In e 6.?ur or five %eeks ending 1)? 1'. last bt day in eacfc ralenuw month wi |, under the condi- ti..ostated above, t. ,,Iillei to receive a premium of 2s. 2. Beside. the 61. on eYtry 30 .n,, ??, additional p" mi'm will be paid to t e clearest filler *e' 1P,?l sUird, 1'11 lit. In enry pH. or level and in every range of every pit or lavod in whi?i not INS tban 100 ooal gettars (man and bovs) ara employe.l, five a tiowal p..Iu.. will be paid, tb., 1,. be ?".t b,. 8ond ditto, 4.. i third ditto, 31. fourth djtto.. fifth ditto, it, ,hd,t,? 2?. 3 In ,;r'v'. pit or level and In ,.y ng. of everv pit Clr levai where uot lass thau 20 men are employed there ehan be four additional premiums, i. 4:2., 6$. 2* and 15, 4. Where less than 20 mn are employed lAnd more than ,an .it ,l?,11 be tbr,. extra i,?u.0 vir., 4.. a. 6d., .,i I.. In June last—the figures for Julv have not yet been made up—there were at Ebbw'Vale, Sirhnwy, Victoria, and Waunlwyd pits 2,569 deductions for slag in the tour week*, hvslaging 692 per week. Of these 2,369 deductions there were 1l2 under Is. per and of the l,bb2 f there were 1,173 under 6d. per wetk. The average of the whole 2,369 deductions was under 8fl for each deduction. Air. T. Richard* (secre- tary) ^ave a lengthy and clear exposition nr this new system, and it waa very freely discussed, after which the following reeclULiOD W48 P@Std With pprtct unanimity — That thi, 'ti?g 01 colliers emplo'ved by Ebb" Vale st?.1, Iron, and Coal Cumpanv(Limited) p< otaet against tua new regulations with rryarU to .i., t:g ill.g.i &I I aa un"vuable. and thAt. deputation consisting ot 'h: WH be pp,,i.t.i to ..it up-^n Mr. Huliand t)"<< Mr Jorùan un the matter, and th., In, meeting stand ad j ourned until h, Itth, I-: ::wr;r c.:t-:Irnd bi:n; I the raen resume work uudar the ProtlL()tJ of tbla pio- ??t man rosumo ?rk uijdor the prute4?tion of this pi rii SiXHtTABI>UlP. ins next question on the ..uuJ. was the re. teotioaoi tlu. secretary. 8«veial of tbe speakers rdmared that Mr. Richards did not, by action or by words, merit the disrespect ehowu hiui by the inauagers, aud tiiey intimated thd" III' tbDtion of standing by I iin. Eventually, afUjr the feelings of a large numoor of speakers had been thoroughly cu.iiated, the following resolution was unanimous y adopted d, Tl??t It,: .Li" g. wi,ii.t Pyi,!ig p-p. deference to ir employers, emphatically and linuiy rr..t<)ttg?nttt)'e?i'?l)t")'M"' Mr. T. HldlAllh. the duly elecied secretary, In urging their m;d f1r: pro=;J.t ::ffjr't'1 to tltvl; him employment; and, further, are determined that we w, rl.l? in suunorting Nlr. "i. w I' :tJÙflII:. JjtI ?:CI¡;O .lticba¡ \1. w hll H A deputation waa then forused to wait upon Mr, Holland and Mr. Jordan to convoy to them III" decision of tile meeting. aLLKCATlOM AGAIIII THU OKFICI4LS OF TMB PKB- | MANKST FUNU T!18 next question tur cunsideration was grave allegation against the officials 01 th* permanent iunJ, pieterred by an old man, named Moses hw. The facte of tile cue are as t"low Moses Kew had met with a" accHkut to hia eye whilst engaged in i is daily employment &. a l'ol¡jr. und høiJ for tiiutaen or fourteen mnnths drawr. relief fr-m (he permanent fund, during which limt Dr. Yuchell (Victoria) h.id signed thu mjurod mmV ticket as "In injury to the ..yo." During the last throe 01 lour week. th signature had been altered to Unit or" TraumallC caturaci." The loan hud been paid uuder that qillljature II few times, but uCJ the last ucrisi.w the lehef MM retused hiui, A ictic Wit. alttrwarctl; rclvt"d frcau the Icedwol m- Vt'lt1t:&tion committee, stating that the com- inittee had verf come to tilt) con*: elusion that Moses Kw had no legal chiima on t i." Y' seeiug thKt Dr. Wichell "ad to d them that the cat a, act on the eve had not been caused by the accident. There- fui»» th«y retuae to pay liim any were unlil hi. case had hern brought before thu hoard of U}anaac6r.. Sevrl6J uther CHee< wør. cited against f h jvarinauent fund. and a s»»veru censure was passed ul.. tho society by •evei;il speakers. The mtuer v%as oventuslly allowed to drup until the neat meeting. Matters are assuming a veiy eerioua aspect,and a treeh outbreak ot hostilities maybe expected at any moment if ti.e inastera retain their present bearing towards the men.

VOLUNTEElt INTKhLKJ ENCE. ANNUAL INSPECTIONS, THIRD UhUIMKKr. It was decidedly a recl-lalter day at Lavernock on Monday, wlieu 1.60J and 1,700 of our (I: Itu &uhJiertl, ('fJU1pd"'Ir) 111. 3rd Volunteer liittilion of tl:o Wel8h Kcgiuient, underwent th." anouul inspection lit "h lutuds of Culollel Kiw- 11I1. qtticer in cjuiinaiui ot the 41..t Hegiinentxl District. Al eleven 1/c!I){'k the Illeu purnded in iimrclung order, and their accoutr.mente wen- examined Mnd pronounced .iU&"ractur}o A, hHIt' pa«t t.. they tdllo M.i., ..d, hé.virJA: f,,r.,d as u Iji mm 1 o ol three 11111181IOn" uiarclied lo a Held some distance from, but ir sight of, Lavrr- nock Station, where tliov paraded in ievie» order, in tite presence of "ftiral hundreds of I1,.d j.,um.d C,r,liff, I'enarih, and ether place* in'order to WIIDt' their t?,r in ordertu wjine?tlitir g.i luovenieiits. Tin- xeneral salute having been Ifiven. the brigade uiarclied past in column al the lIoulder In. cnnsid'Tiny 1h condi'ion of tbe ttiound, fairly Koud style. Tiie marching of the let Cardiff Detachment, which on this occasion founed the leading company 01 the 2nd Detach- men" 1".6 remarkably g *od, whilst tll. appear- ance of the men was gieaily adimreJ. The men then clanged ranks anJ re-passed the -lu,l g point .1 the t'ad, after which a number of bri^aiie movements were gone through umler Colooel-coaimundant Chl.we¡¡, Fc?l lov?ing this t hp first and third battahoi.s Were given u rest whilst the eoconu battalion, c oi- manded by Lieutenaut colonel Lewis, displajed cieditable efficiency in battalion drill. Then the biifjdde WuS re loruied in clo.^e CIJ¡umfl, KUI.1 Colonel lIa.wl¡n. said that till. wa. th. t'ust 11iii«* he had Yer inspected ft volun- teer b\IIOO, and b4? fell bound to ay that h<w?<h)j{hty pleased with what he had seen that d y. and it it- w he had inspected were a fair sample of the voluntetr forC<! 01 the country, then he thought the country must be fcteatly indebted tothem for coming forward in a spirit 01 truttp.{rtotiw and¡rtvin" their services for noibing. Thure were.. number of email tJtf>œih(t. it was true. For instance, in the march past tie noticed that lotr.e 01 the men, instead út looking Iralllht to the front, were looking at the grouuu or tuinuiic their heads from one flag to the úlhor, Nothing added Ioleto the appearance of the battalion than see- ing every man looking straight to the front. In the case of une or two companies, also, the intervals were & lutie out. Heterring to the melancholy lJC1atin¡: dis3sterof last Wednesday, the colonel said he felt very sorry that then stay in camp had been .hroud.d in gloom by reason of the dreadful acci- dent, and gracefully expressed sympathy with the leiatives of the deceased men, Passing n, he lup- posed that they knew that they had been detailed oy the :"mander-in-(.h??f (Ih. Duk. nf Csm- bridgei fcr work in ?tin?tion with a new scheme 01 na,ional d,feoce, .peclally w bri&de ti?,. por- t' of the country, and he had no uouht it was a I)fOr .nd appropriate I/,ina to do. It e,.ed ?-fitti.g that Welshmen ehQuld brigade WeJ.b eOI!. j 1st WOIiCE.STEK ARTILLERY. On Monday morning and afternoon the encamp- ment of the let Worcester Artillery Volunteers (which has a Monmouth section) at Milton farm, Llanwern, near Newport, was visited by hundreds of people to witness the inspection and sports which were afterwards held. The brigide, uuder tbe ommand 01 L'6IH.coJonel Wright, was put through its drill by Colonel Trier, inspecting efficer oi Auxiliary forces in the Western District, aru the troops afterwards matched past. All the officers of the regiment were present. The full muster wae 817 of all ranks. Colonel Tyler, at the conclusion of the moy@mentfl, expressed himselt as being highly satisfied with all he raw. In the afiernoon a sumptuous luncheon party assembled in the spacious mess unt near the upper line of tents at the invitation of the officers of tbe brigade. The officers of ail the volunteer battalions in the couniy were io. vited, beaide a large number of clergy and other civilians. Altogether there must have been 300 present. On Sunday the new band of tbe Newport batteries, under Sergeant Pullen, played aelectionsr and was highly complimented on its performanoeaO Tho camp breaks up to-day (Tuesday).

Iniictiocs DiSKiSte.—A well-known Sanitary RetonDr stated, at raeeot Sahttarv Cohghi^s at Boltc*. &bat the 1. pre»fnU»a aø1 lufeetloos disease waa Hose acd WaTUL Tbe ocly leiiahle, and at the same tin*, rafreabiof, Toilet boap. poaeeaaed of pewrrfui medlcina i propenie8,wbic.b C8D be tU8d as a prevacUve &.1n.t t.'en. measles, aod othar if" =.,ACIIA. Ta» Soap (quart*? of a eentr.ry'a repctatfon—do dotcH/ ,W- ..u ?,? Tu go.m W.,?.v. Is \he ow, .eCUJDe,- ILI- L"" The beet Weieh Knitting Yarne are made irons par# wooi ooIt t Pfarry .n(1 R-k., Swaoae* 17328 Tobacconists to open felDU.theJ, frou acy Muoubt. bewever small or latfa. Too..sClOWaW. oommNtcito8 fcuuuaafl, .r.owd eeod tc* Ulu*' trated eatalofoa. poetfrae. to Letaer In.u.oo.r,1oc.&<C>Ggl, Oo^na Funlatoar (Wholesale). lIo" ¡.emd" ,III8.1& kuu. UiU

BANK HOLIDAY IN SOUTH IVALL, S. CARDIFF. The weathar here WM dull aod threatening, and in the early part of the day there was a p^rot-p- tibie drop in the nuuiber of iioiiiav*ui<tkera. Nevertlieless, it uiust uot be uadersiood tlmt tI", town was aught but lively. t-tcurnontttt poured in, chiefly from the populous hill district*, and the by uiid-d .y ".ro rwunaot witu the ciatter of feet aud tll hu en or YvkCI. ODDFELLOWS' KBTK. The principal event at OardiS was the fete aod gala pioui ted by thd iniweuui friendly a^ctely, the OJdteilows. Ko; ten yrais 114s body has tl8He'\J..ort ol exclusive claim to Hili holiday. its H^Mten d urHhicg i^d^es, it 1, naturally,t ensure the auvCeSs o( whatever oeioou- Ih. Oddfello^a, arrayed in tu. fumiiiar re^aha aud accompanied by the usual emblems, j uua in Stuart-street, where tlie pioces.kn w*4 formed. A psw gf mounted men led the way, aud cloe ue..ind cam* the apundid F dice band (conducted by Mr. ruI Draper). Mo^t of the instrumentalists are hj.flt,ft. d witi* lbfll Or ier, aod the majority «»f theui becauje useful lattv 00 wbeu they utidert,?k dh. u??l police duty. The Arnt?ry B<ud (c<jm.'?'n? b? ?t. ,r Liuty. Tiia A,Lili,,y 8 ?.,i by U,d %fr. As the piocessiun—mucti less uupoeing nuuseti* ,Ally Ihan ti,i,t of I_at yen, (,y I,. way—mitched thiougii the princ pal thotvu^hfarcs it wit- nessed by many thousands wl people, wh;i had gathered on the sidewalks many hues ttnes. 111 two o'clock the deuionfeUaoomsia euter*-d Um hi'cf:d: :nlwi:L.f.7::j ?tt* comh1enct'd. The numerous snows, nwrry."o- round", booths, and standings had been arranged with eaeedeot effect, the superintendence of this, part of tli-- wutk having beeu cnttusied to tlie judicious cats 01 I, U, tieni. During the after- noon and t:v.-nlll: the park "ttS tne poiut of attraction to a multitude ot pieasnrcscekeis,and what with the eia^je |>eif^riijances supVIItd b, Mr Moutgomery, ot L>n0on, I he fireworks aud bail<>ous cf Messrs. Fellows and &08, SutTord, and the various other amusements provided, there were but few. proiianlv, who uld not thoroughly enjoy 1I,St',v: The proceeds we,.  devoted hJ dJe widows and orpii us Iund of the dhtru:t, whi';n has D h'UDU to make grants over anù allov" tlie ordi- nary ones to 1Iw fnwl:H'. O decea^d members of th. Order. 0" £5OCO h..t..htM?y 1), .?.td 10 UJ8 ctedu of til land, which IS I n a Uioel dourlsllilllC condition, ä maeed, is tll" tI!lI..rJ dis* trict fund, which lIa. a balance of 130,J00 un tiie right liie, Mevjfs. J, A. mncv president), N. Southwovd (vice-piesident), K. Day ^treasurer), I and V\ Li. Roasiter (secietar)), and a cooniiittee consist ing ot a delegate ti\»ui each ,r III. :I" had charge (If the Iii rangrmeiit*, "tHCft, taken ail in all, Wfie excteding ycivdnablf to "II conc-rned. ElSIEDDFOD AI liit COLONIAL-HALL. With tne laudable onject of (uttering their ftoRnnal po<1t IIOU, UI" Ancient 1.I.1Ilit hnendiy %^ocie»y lot which lt D. Q<i<>eu»sti«et, is the inilefattKahie IkCl"flf":1J held "II fllIHhJlod at thti t'oiomahhall un 01IÙ'I)'. The adjudJcatqre were Nr. Torn Pnce, A.C. ^Merihvr;, aaa r. J. K. Lewis, A.C. (t ardih;; vonductor, Mr. 10;. A. Wauntre'Kia anu accompanist, Mr. <>. BUll, Cai* iliff, The ci airiU'iri 0/ (¡.,WUII! t. Wall Mr. ü 0 Heed; treasuier, Ir. 1: Mtuitord; and Wi elaty, Mr. I), KowJuhUf. Mr. ,A, J, Williams, M.P., io tlie "b,auI.-e S; K. J. iiefd, prefivleo, 611\1 to". ou (ho importance ot Iht: t-istedatod HI' Kia ..u.twrial inetiiuiion, leUriiiii; whIi J..flde to the reient revival in inaueia t'1.tdfodte In al. A" :hev grw strongt>1 KI,Ù richer tb" \1: people lunil iieait aud treeu course, allll LJ.tvU¡,¡;LJl uac" the vaI Ottidic eisteddtod lO.t nao {laved so IWpllrlKm a pan in the »"cial lil of then loretathers. ÖUt 1",n revival wm nQt appreciated or t. e D"iINJ (Ji1¡, Who thought aL wum tit niHttt-r hn Ih.JIt.;U.W. 1irl "It eorrv to saytimt wii«?n tlll te nog gtew upioeu Lnglisn fi lends am not quite unileiM'tn;i it, S Ji"" 01 tne leading hngiisn iieMppape/* uiad«* iuu ot it, aod twenty >eiraayo 11'l" .:rrllt newspaper, wlieti all cisieddfod was held, lie boo, ,v,I, III Llanduuno, lIPS,no. d tne lustiiutiou nno 01 Uw 111, It UlItll'hlttf'IIUS una ic^his r Ih ce? (II '.(lr ItUIII- taiisui mat. count I vqtelluL,"U. lhl! tner^ was a yroat t.lJgd1I pot-t 8Utl writer, Via, III. 111"' M.itthcw A.nl<Jlu, «Ali' sp^ne nt 11lot uif- tinctive Wiish instnution iu .u.I,¡:hõuc ifltll\ i he.v IDU fl nor bø ivnititl *M. etiivn<K alter MU^ciaS in tile mu«n;ul wi/rid atone, and l*e :I\\(: t:, :jul':I:Oulla I gicater pain- to wiueti thf w«»pr 0111.8 el"\lediUI!d, aud lei Its "ltjJI. Ut: tne diffasion of u..t"tul anow- leiige, tll. biliig<ng uUL OL nc«tive lII11tlf, "1".1 f e Cht"II-tlln.. ut thi: love oi c< untry ana or home. (ChectP.) 1'u8 competitions were tnen proceeued WALII, aa fII(" Binauig The lIu:Huj Cit.r." C«*t, J, J,ukia., r,, hat>>u Cuntia.to ",ltJ, )" tiro ftit: \I,hl..l1 bto\ ""trll lhu iiihtl .llullh. W hnvhuftv", .011 M. W i ni.acoii, ui a ii, t*ih ut 111 ,utA., > i.e p, yU.I.??,?:?. ?l. W(4»c*u»ru ly hu>< l'llI, Lh. i» o u, named Juu:l,ad an», irom y. aw.v. di< g iti* pt«>|«>iMi tU \aÄ }.MH lli lli« V- lOp- 11 Ull, wli "j."u..l. ,1.1 not (ak« U'C' &MJm, I, .ljW" Ih ,(.I itN «lth 'v mucu awti-iifts «■ d "vv ¿hw¡.A II. 1.1. alia ''Il1011 KUItH » MUulM IHIic. heuithiK ihr ;"Ioh'I' 1' battel tfliihp k. Tn!I. Villa, tt ughi); tne'iu«'. •• In* pt lce "d-\1 toju .ll alid U., y Jrli»tl:S, '1'6.1,')\1, Javanne Chun Voai^elilioii.-»-iiii Irl". "I £O"8".tl tM the joteiilie 8i.wlr lur lhl Uys idiurinig uf •• Vtciwt \» t.'OIU.)..II:">l1 bv Lh tadjti ;g.« o>, was k""r-¡r\.1 to Ihe fi uld 'Ü¡)!J Ch )», br Mi. >\ lNC, luh,1 àllJU'1It"iidtlil Mr fi c • I'lUinrnieu • hi U,. t?c? of .lie iKOrrn.tc «- aroltt; i, uon i,.g bini|{ thv et»h W 'id». .,i i? iIint u t«>a "b.VV.) tI1I Hint tlir uld latu.ua^e tsas tiOt I IM the tIùvll. vi aie>. The attei nojn iJl weie pietiJed over hy Mr. t;, 1'111)111, uaù there "188 all t-XtreilKiy g<x>il i»tti*r;il;»i.cr, the iatg »* imTi hetng weh Ii I leu. l"'P' 'IJenl oviivtieda "U"rt Hdure^a, | anu ihe f,)avVtUJ c.>u>pe i; o:<s were niterwaiUs decided rwvr" DO 8010, 1 kiiww that IJr)' Kedetmer Livr-th." Thh ':OIUJ.It't..tiO khi > er' kern v.ir. 'lur adjuu caicr aaaford tht- pi if t., }lIU btniiM, CaidifY. IVny MIlO, "It v-ili ad ywu, !.krL' \)".t. 'Jr. ,,uw? Ii w., i A a* Tv.o'now n. B'O.'J': u t!<i*. !J. prise d vldrd betwran Mil. colli* 811\1 .}1¡.. L'.8 Va'tl', botu vi Laroift. U ?• 8(> h », "Anu, im, Vff j.rue <!jvid*d bfiw« rn .\li. U. thh.l^t (" L ew .J ana Mr. Y> aitrr*, ifuuvmi Durt evmpfniicii, 1-"i w geu'l D<»a"; bc«t, Xt. 1) lioweha, ly vr»iv«j.,auu ;II: .11:, o^d, rvwiky a.e e C 'lii p n. lo Iw*. k ina U vwie* p.nlts cotupc" a l^r tlie pi .s • ol 4,6 |(i« t n tor IUf U»t rciiutriuK .»i CviiM«ae» 'U Alllu' i-AU-iuu., UMIUA bu., <y. ,r. Âf:)., UmiUu, JirlIU"Ui;lIlld". Ala »ice i, .1"cUlHltI. Ioo him. Prht a i a«Ais>ui, )>«•• iirioert^ita 90 jr y, "oû Cariut J lUU\JrJ, :u f, Fnce g a ueirtihu «uju>nvatl.'u upv,, he Ql eai-n ^>«i'.>, «ii d awtirjru inr pisav totna ir ui i ieu»*rt»'r 1, ifhu«r ill. Ji, 1 cweii; Cardiff ^union uking *econu 1lolluun The duet ev^ntut be day, Vi* b' »i "f thecu<ru», i'iien.rou.iu alHiiit ihe »'mr\ tf rwJi«"(" a«iiiM<u">, tor p,?. ol 2., w., ",I- n, sutn the f-dchu>rs 'J'¿'L. 11;t:W,t:ld.,)I.. v: i coi.oucinl b\ M:. Morgan t. lbouin*; ?eiiujin Utnirti CiK ir, 7/ vi'jc« s. it'iiouc ea Ov M,. J. i.lu .r<ia a <i :he Irrn rUett hoh, 12'"J -oers. CvHUudU hY Mf,.Nw,. WiJ lams..Mr. iT.te. In g vni^; ins ao> J mi :j;1a\: kln^uig ot tn- ho rs WII not k> g"Od a» ihev udgt i;avt- t-ap*. t«-u. auU awarder the r n (•> ti.e Trvi.crbirt Choir, t'.e rei^i.t VtUl-"1I'i.:tlIUû *;Uj iwud Jht., proceedings then trrinm^tcd KAILWAY AND Ti £ AM TKAFEIC. N'-Vi-r In lln- iiiatorvof rlH j'ltal railway com- panies were the I t'VlJr('4 fv: C'llJW" with extia- j 01 dinars Uaftic Ii" st Vctt .y laXtd an ih> y weie 011 .Monday. Iiu- ÀUl:u..t j,;ti!lk ilwodiy 1..It within recent en 0 e*pec>a y. oe»-n i-mli^u upon hs far 11 ml a**y thf m )-! popular of pub.ic h > idav«, ar>o fttcn VIj"r I.la, i*rii a tnaniu*: IUl:r:1.1i4:I iu ti- number of tnose woo *ot h II dy who lv ahaiiuon I h.I¡»"IV,.¡I IIf, Ut1t the ol the variou* Oirdiff I.IIH..(tonlt-a,d trey may tairlv ue e ns ured 1(,1 ltt am >ngst liteb- judges i,. sur.ii It ui iitr —«ie utimnn U* 10 tln-ir \J¡'HII0n that never ''6 Hon ay tril.ffi<- flU givat ttni.Í dlffiult !u n ei-t ru«.Cv-«».<Joy :«s it "'14.5 tins year. h1Jih upon the tiien Wis* tlU "IJU lo TatT \¡I" H"ilwlt). iVo.rth, wai undou! >Jiy ihe m'J"t p ^uiar tend(2/ous. It IS itnp< s ihie dS \e t;I s'ate Ilk "Xlct numr who coveied the di-VinCt, but 1L f;iOIi"t po:it)j be short ol »everai n.^ufanus. At flue time the Tart Vila Penartn Harth: cU.) CÙ"Il.ted that It 'IIli'1" nllpos^lLti<^ 10 icivivc \hf& incoming trains "t th8 Qurj.r teei :-&' i>ki, RnJ they (tad to he dill. chained lit tll tire-tt V\*>nt4-rn Sintion. In addi- tion many hundreds tmvel.ru up i. the Great Weatern Khi way fO Swansea, Iir¡ILo!, Glou- t:1:stt>r, Y"etIJu, Tintein, au, ,tll(f Uce-» of interest locally, whilst a tew specials C". Irom fii;wirigiiiti,. W'on ester, and other MiJUud towns IheTaff Vais K i- ndda V\llPf traffic, too, was f'Xl:c1:Jlu.ir "HVY both ways l" .on too Knyuin^y hr.e I he p,8k which found the Ino5t gem-ra. acceptation whs Caerphilly, whitiier close u.,on tkO i>«pS ngers j >urn<y«ri during liie dil). i'hero w..s K V"(I8J seven dilJ excursi- n for .11"11, C'er- i>sie, LIVtrpü'd, Manchester, hcart»oroug(<, and Gther t^wns and watering "hu: :11 th orth. ""d tor UWH lnt.ln"IIPn" atr ut 120 pt"rAl lett Cardiff. TheCaroitf traro tiafhc was abr) abnormally JJdtYY upvu aU .wtiúu Qt the Imer. It speaks w^ii for the IHu.n" excellence of lb arrar^e nen'a made ad lOUf.d flat u'h An I unu«ual t riffir h* ou.u have been C"od.ct*d with- out tbe slightest hucn or accidebt. ATHLETIC SPOKTS AT i\EWPOHT. Ihe hfteenth aunuai athletic meeting In connec- tion WI JI the Newport ('r.ct, "t!duc. F.?, 1: aDd Tcunis Cub i,;u the cluo gr,?u,,d. on M.?d,?, afternoon. Although 11,? 1tI"UiH1K "3 threatening and showery, toe afternoon heid up dry. Tj; track, considering the l^avy rein, recently expei lenced, "Jt very creditable, but 1'. was no ?.,t or u"d for iemarkab:e ;itu*-S- All the arrangements were, as usual, Vtry well Carried out. The spurts still hold the ^jpu.ar Uncy, the gate beuig a larg^ 0r 11Lriftr than ivej. A:VI8!te-U1.r there IlJUt liave been 800;) people present. In add, to lll ordinary a! ,,1e;c cofnpetitiorjf, there was an excrllent bnd ,(,mt.¡!, iu wfncii substantial prists were r,?d. ld,1 .t,d a It8rtrt Mr. C. H'-n^rt bar, ?ic,p;,?, nnd reUree, and Mesnrs. R. Muiio -k, H S. Lynr, and G. F. Harding as judges. Appended are the results of the YaflnlJ04 events:— 120 Yikds FLAT HA"ICAP (Ope ),-In ili., value 110 !Cs (i re?ni eii L?jr UdUs ol 5e»port); 2nd, value i;4 4.; 3rd, "lu.e,ru, h«ai* Die but In neb lieat started in the final. FhefituU wu won bv tV. if. Kdgingtou, P?-, b (:2iy?. A. J. (iouid, N..v.wt (4fU'); 3<ú, D. ij, Daui< eyf 5ewp%«ri (2t,d'), ?'o TA- j,. Hajtmcaf <uit4er years of e ).-i*t prile, val? é is 2nd, value 10s Od j Jid, Innr mMal; «th, "al:If; ruu in beau, find: It. C? J'nM:.L<r?<r' (t?y'*?; 'Z'?. W. itfJ??.N??t <6yds.; 3«" H F»ru, Cardiff (1.,<10); 4lh E l;,lIlaQ. I.orro. Newport (2vd«;. 0'. )Uu BtelCU BaVDICat. ND In heall.bt pnie, va U a, t., A. HaJel>m, .ir1twl JJd, ¡ va l ue ti 2a, U Bu't«r. Uiouorat t ^cU* SUTSf W-W As-jots :).); 101." Hair-MiLX hAT H"UIC'bt prize, nlu' 7, J. ti?wd.u. M?Au? A.C <Zy?) ?tS. !? tt ? Q F. UMM.C?u?tt F C. ?tJ?t;; W. "J,J, MitŸ'¡-I;"ÂP' n.m in 48&U.-hll priw. vain* Sulhvau (13yJ.) 2uJ.IU £ U| anu 3rd, ntedai. 4-d b. toM. i. UoaU ^••ratcOy And B. Hkuneey ^lOyds^ hir second i'¡. 7b. »tvond pri*" luaaaj I jt, and waa W08 by Ovu:i& .2.; Yam* bors' kiÃ.Jlrit>1C&t" (ever t..f\e and under f1hll t'&Jt ul .'1). run UI. Uaau.— 1st ptll., vaMe L'i ia, W Douovau, Newp»rt (,.d" j ZOG, value 10s bJ. b J.Jeff», Newport \1.); Srd. .t:nor medal, T. W. 4)umtll, v"NUff lU\IoU). 1ÀID')I'IW. oowsver, waa dis- Qu.hl.t.1 on avxv>ont vi age. aM Cwvs UirHuca eraarLJaaAsa. rua Id he«;i>. h ¡"CI&t-. "Aha iti ia.. J. K. V>eob w«r** 10yds) Knd, r%.ua Ml 1. J. lh l*&iau (v>w*s iOyds); 1nI. mroaj. A. J, Qould j IC,k.'k). 'W Iasm ruar tfaSDicai* dor nwnbere U«a ¡or. o.it VvlulH fx e Mra,a4"' 'u full UUlt\XCU), run 1U bl.at. Ml. 1-'ll'tmall .Uw..lUIJ; god. M? Hi Is, Drive Ut"'paN.. 1.!Vf'r m, Fil(,o yiander>. oki Milk Tkictcu Ua>Picai>.—lit pr>ee, value T. i. Haniaou, (..wyus); tod, vaia*iU 16, j l..ùu'INI'Ρt.IIIU.uu io \8.-1ot! pr..e. K. L. W. ii U??.u ?'? °}<?,). ?ud. J.H Mti!t. Ct.di« ?y<t?t ird,shvtr --I. G. A. M?f.w?,rn.?yj?. \IL" Jcae Ü4J\J,.fh'&P,-bt pmc, value £$3s, A. U. Stone, No% nd wgb Wtow ed uit;iA'itl':il', }t.'G'.ë. I Bit 9iu,, and allo.ed 18Sn. Two Mtuts UicrcLa Haxotcar, run in bf'aU.-l8t pritr, "tdU8 lO l. K. butler Ulou<C8t. UWv<ie) i 2nd, value A4 A. H.l.u?t.. 11"0(.1 ll,); 3iu, ??.t<tl ?.tt. K?nt. ifontvpiiad ^JK^yuih ?" 6, Yakm SaCB Ract ovih Hvrduw —i»i u,. valu" ti 11. C, J. T:.>rua», 2-.d, silver medal, Ji. bul¡"lio '12 Mlu FLAT Rtxmctf.-l? p't?. Tt)u< .£Ù L. F. Hatne, Higdmau T.C. U10.varus); uu, i u Ss, G. P Danoe. wanton F. c. _d.); S»\l, \'h:; 4'I'' J:):: I N."port (¡1&1'), 2-To Yaatts ho\»' CO:fL.'fiù }Ü.Ct:-ht priw. value ty is, H. P. Uiiiae y CardiO Ziid, sueee medal, C. 't' ,:¡:: i'.1: |<urt. W0 Takds 8rau1.sclUU (Haio»icaP).— 1st prite, L,U Ad I.. I ..d A. C kb ?'" ž ¿ L, l?arst i. l;.II: .¡¡n'r -d.1, H. Whittick, Cheltenbam vHratch). T"g ?Al-Cl?-Ti,- wrresia nu.f'nl'fId for the hand coiiteai, the fil-t rr.ae l?r bi.1, W. LW'tb' h?nd tlO. '?d «tt [bttd ?). T?- ,i:' e,a:: the beveru bub-Xarine Mining Y-hunterrs (Cwdifl), Mr. A. H?nw. h.u?.?ttr? ?. <U? "T' t" ?<th WtiJt lIoNnen (Newport), Mr. T G.t,b halldwuter; the League -t Ih. Cr, Band (:port), Mr. H\ P"lIon bauunaster bir George E.liot's Brass Band (Aberaman), Mi. J. Preatwood bao-Unasier; tIH 2nd V.H. booth Walea Bo derers (Newport), r, A. au.1I hftndmAdUr; aud the 3rd Glamotgan Kiflee l8wah8t-4), Mr. H. W. Da vies baudru..&ur. The judge waa M> Christopher 1-nl. Liefntue AM in l*andma»ier- •hip. baiiumaster to the 2nd V"Oroeltu Regiment, Peui broke Dock. Hi» awards were as follow: —1st. ,*rd G amur^an Kilfee Banu, Ho ntl; 204J, 4th BALteUou bouth W«les Borderers, g4 points; 3rd, 2nd Vc.laJ¡ Butailon South Wales Bordervr«, bi po1nt., the League ol the Cioas Baud came Brat with 76 points, Uia "oro aboollarln. Miner* nest w.U¡ 73 points, "d the Abw. B..d 1" Wh 64. SWANSEA. -1 Dank Holiday broke dismally at SwAnseo,and drittling rain tell during the morning. This pre- vented the influx of excursionists being as great a. usual, whilst it had also the cflect of prevent- ,.g th.m leaving t)?e ww.. There were the u'i m?U,y 'ro.d. of foot '1Ie!'l "Dd.nu, about the eUMIP, There w,? few ttlactions provided 101 the Vi8lLO?. Tl"« nnl, provi.lon 01 amu..ment during the day was that or the athletic pporta..t the Cricket Pieldand Me",r.. U ombweli's hin» menage n. iu AI..a"dro. to:d, whilst In the evening the theatre and TJeh. bome'e meetiug and "lIl4rt&lDmant (at which the Artillery liaud aseiHeu; at tiie AlUtit-liall were tiie chief draws. THE SPORTS AT THE CRICKET FIELD. d ,I hu cuckrf fleld at two p.w The weethor which, up to udd'day had been very Unpwl.IItlou" pr. tially 1,?.r,d "pi. the afternoon. 'fh attendance w?& v.ry iaige, nearly 5,000 persons being piesent. I f ns U..d ,t tne 1st Giautoigan Artillery Volunteers j (by permission ot Captain U'b-11 discoursed a fine *elf>ction of mueic, under the leadership of 1 Bandmaster Hannt-y Tiie officials w.re aa fol- 1 :-J de". Me..n, E S. Kkhtrd* «ndJ S. Brown. Starter: Mr. S. C. Wil iauis. Clerks of u?c?))t<:Mmrt. E.J.H'?t.<(ht'h;. M D. ,r(;'S'J.'lKN; ¡;II;II I W. h. Auckland, juu. (awunsea). ud.ri,pp.r ?n? ?.n.t?tptt.?t. W.H.(<wynn. ibtfoHut. InK ie. 1,?t ,f ti, events — L0 \&Il>8 FOO1\UC.hl, £ 4, A. Pearse, Cardiff <?dt),?.?,tiH)..J.M'.?.?d.t<.?utM.y t??.i!!?.J.W(??m..Sw.t.M.*(t0?d.). IWo-MtlB 1S"ca Bicycls H S mra F.-lst. C2 Z.. hull, b»dWWB U. Nigmmgal, bwanara (lOOvds). irO. ttba-iwick, S»an»eH ^y0w«;. H?).mm Ut?ACLt acx 1st, ti. W. MtbbMf?td. t*.UMi..?nU.?.t<.th..C.rda 440 Vakps ""U1 I<AC¡¡,-h" £ 4, G. II, Kvans, Cardiff (•'2*nrui). 2nd. o0>, J H. 'lowiiend, Whtoii F-y \4"h;; 3rd, 0a. B Thorna*, 8tHvu terry (4byds>. live MILD Bkvclx RAca-llr, £ C 60. 1. HalTlI, B"' (st"),d Owen Morgans, few*. »e» (-crateh); ^ru, A. Miharo, awa i*e<a (120vua; OM Mfm k' M*c)t-in*?'u'' H"?t))t;?« (1.0 \.rnJJ Xn?. ?.. J. Jtht?., 6)«u.rt (!WpU); 3rd. Hfcobeihe d, r4..II\(h), <JSa MlLt Boys ICYCLR Hack p rites kindly pre- ??t? ?.. Awt?nd. MrjMiM?t')?' thd'm'h? -lot, H, L, itcrau-h/, ^ud P. L. Paiam. IMiNAliTH. The Appearance oi Penaith on Monday left Do d..b, in the minds .1 those I,u vi.iid j.. 1,1.- tuat that day was regutded IUI .n<'r1 ¡¡"loll">, fur, although always gay ntu huge numbers or It, has Sridom tD ovei-iuu witli such immense CIWtJ." Il wu 00 Moinlai. Al r"¡¡ulur II.(.¡. throughout the day ]14. AlhtrtVU" wagonettes c nv.yed numeious l'V. tingtnts, whiiHt the Taf fVah* Railway Comjiany htnoeii I'll the railway platform at lVnaith a larger lIul..r of people thau ihey hav« ever done befori. vn u Bank Holiday. A good proporllon of th viwitors wended their wav along the cliff* to Liver- nvx'k in order to see the Vvluute6r inspector, anù others disported themselves on tho Penarth oeach, j ..he,bout inid-d-iy the curiofitv of thufe DJor- I., 'i.4 w- .I, h?d by Uie gruesome ..El.t )"Í<n:;h;ldt) :el; uulortunate volunteers <trowned la," wftl;. EDBW VALE. H.nk Hdi<J. -4.Iiy observed at Ebbw Vale. ine entire works were stopped, and all nusinees •ntaUirhineuts closed. S { >oite, which I"i nold on hiierv Hili, were l?'g.ly 4t and I ,,i I 'I ill? ;I::)i l, u:(:CC8 rj:;Ui pvple left ,h. to to enjoy themselves A. Ue? places ATHLKTJC SFOKTS AND MIMTAltY I TUUUNAMhM AT .MOtNMUUiii. The A I I. I,tic Club held thtir twelfth 'I I'.I, '1'f,d :,ti,l \I being the miiitarv tournMinent, which will ColD- pa e fivourahiy with anything of lIH kind held tn England un tht1 aö'ht1 oav, inasmuch aa three ol lh best known eXpeita )11 tent-pegging aoo swordsmanship from UI Royal Agricultural Hall weie present to n»«sist, as weil as some finesptci- mers ot ii. o rd*s i u tne!1 R.,y,ti Lilou?,er H\a8.r.. 11". We<ol".r was I 1 t'oeatening In tlie morning, but held Up fan. in Ih4J aft"rnooll. Tu..re was a&, Urge øthw. unnee of spegutora, si^ecml traina being ruti Irmu ail pans. Toe follow ing 't'fllittmpr'8Clrd > fficially lor th»» geneial si-n f»:«—Wew.ir d Mr. C. K. Hi,i. ;II\t.I"I;: tH,7'j(, III" I: K Hymn and W. C/arcn .'hHt:t, the HUH. An'I\,u1: Peihaiu; ""d b" secretary,Mr. G. Adauis->n, to wnorii much praise is due lor thtl able manner 111 winch lie and the c.mniitiee that WtJlke,j WI! II him dol ""r1ll"n" Toe band of the R >yal M nrnouih Engineer Wimmj, under Karidm*»ter H. H,,w?,t? | 1 ..J,.d ,ojc .eCI Ivn of W"bIC lJurinllh after* 1, noon. The te»ults were HI fallow 10 'fA- 1-1? Back HisniCAe. Pi.t b.' 111. C. E .ki,?, I. (jf'<lrt'. HVh.&I.<IJ,d'); 2nr1,J. C. Perrv, Klonut'nilli F.C (&V<i«). (Vooud heat )' i*t,Q. W Pitt, M.t*A.t (t<y-i»;; 2no, £ Jamea (7^misj. 'Ihird heat: i 1, K. I'.rv.n, Monui'iotb P.< l7yusu 2mi, W. J. 1. Wuhuns (byush iinsJ he^t: W. Pitt j 2nd, C. h. O.ki. i 3rd, &-NII Time. 121 Seo* WonbyayaM. U»nACL& B.c. RAI.1 4:- -it, J. J,,??,. N,w?.r, «'.i l and J. (byd»;. 1.1 >u, A. J. M,¡.t:. ( 5»<li/; 3rd, H. Jtffues (tOyds). 'I'tu ."1,\ II, six vaid# g",„i iblid. Half Milk Hovs* Racs Baxlicap 'f- r t»vs under nxtteu >sai« ol -ttf"¡.-h\ JqlUl lh trtu- (5ya«j; 2nd. Hr-my 4dallllot", (7jyds/. 3rd, heglnaiU Watkius 6v .# ) Won rwally .tu.'1, ;J("(, 1/41<1'H, K. B^van, M C. 2?. d.1; c B O.klly bi. Genrgr's Hospital A.' (Uy<l>); ,rcJ. 1Hani«ei, Hrrrlord Oyuinasium i'.yds; A tpletidi'l raer. W"II by a f <ot; fl..e'J tnes*«ond aod thtrf. Time not uken. Po>r JUCk (I", PQfJiee not exceeding 13 2 hands). — 1st. Mr T. Owiiiltn • Keai Not ^n i. MrG. Pr^byn's C ar d e. The w.:iner had the race In hi* han<ia lr<»m UH' .tMrt, and won .U,. Carde bi,.g & bad se^ouo, af»i Littki. 'hainf waa<iistam.-«d. .'f.)t;1'k:n\:¡H.A"ÐlCP YO. 40&).- 1- I..i"!)r. AduÐMHJ 2nd, C. C. Powell 3rd, W. JJ, t parks*, live siarteo. MIinAHY TOVRlTAMXirT ¡..1fT Pa.oQI!\U \11)-1. Lorpu. W, Ball, M(,n' Inoutu Tfoop, JL6H :¿nd, (;01" al K. Em«rv, 1111111. nimifi 'J'r'IJ; 3'd, 1'ro-pt'r G Frr>ti, M«nmon h Troon. I ins 1JI. apiMiUio oupiay of IfJlliul"Y ndllJl and the u." < f the lanee. 8odr.li. OfieutAlly. HW:>KUv. Lascs, Mounted (Op-n;. —1st, ttergmnf^ major 1. H. I/iwrey, Monmouth T*V"p 2nd, Corporal W. Halt, M -ntn iu:n Tr'wp. hword t. lartce. Clxaviso 'It.'II1L" U.1J8. oM Heads IfJJ 1st, Corjioral Hail, Monmouth Tf »op 2nd, Kerg«sant • ma j or H. Hayward, Gl'*ure«Ver 1 roop, h.G.H.; 3rd, I;orp"ral B. Emery Monmouth Troop. TILTIXO AT trbRiso (/JII) .-ht. lierc^nl-majof T H howre.v, Mot.moi/th T""P; 2nd. Tt, H-k, M01 raou'h Tr-x.p 3rd. Corp/ral K. Braery, Monmouth T" it d ,y ?lj twie«. Lsm k Ci'iti>e (Open).—1st, t^ergesnt-major T, B IAJ1;r: I¡uO;l:rt,:ë;n;i W. JjJ Monmouth T Troop; iro, hergeaot^major H. Hayward, Gjoli('f"1ot"r t'r(,p W .1. ok HORSKSACK.—^ereeanVm«)er Low- rry's t**m won. nWoKD v. I.W.- I.t, Mflnt..m.jOf H Hayward, G1 »'K*»-s ef Tru.'JI; fJri, "fI"m.J' 1". It J..owre-y. )loflmout b Trr>>p. 1'h, a splei did oompetttioo, aud won fr..qJ.n" .jj"m.tfo<1 appiayse. 1f.L<"L. Uelks—ber^eint-tnajor Lowry anti TrC j*rfU. Fm«t and Ii. Hook won after a warm and exciiing Ccjntest. AfL??r the pp?rts the band J,Iy.d for Jancing. and a really enjoyable day ?- brought to a cio"r hv a ma g nificent display ?f firework* by \ildr, l"t7:t'J; Vir of .:cn: distributed lli.¡¡r1" ABEIiOAVKNNY PONY AND GALLON AY HACKS. These rac«c were lieid (by kind peraissioo of Mr. W. Gordoc-Canojng 1 In the bailey Pnrk on Monday. fhe arrengerDcnts were moat complete, and the several events passed <Iff.itl,(¡ut accident. The attendance was not 10 good as wu expected. Mr. Cecil Lord .clej as starter, Mr. C. P, David aDd Mr. Lions! fernith as judges, and Mr. L. W. Gardner as socreo urv and cierk of tbe scales. The races filled well, ..I in oevomi insranoes there w&A eome exasileat running. The following were the results las Dwakj b7akesof 95 be, for ponies. 13 bands 2in. and u!Jf1er. A flat race, one miie— lai. BAIm Ads Gwilhm't Clara, aged, IOt &d, M, M. ll- IAul. :,l'¿;:t 3,d, l; ;Et1:, J-.y land, 4rrs, w'. Cia^a «n ci<>aely P-d by Little Nancr, but. an exdti&g tfniab, woo by a langUi; JaiiDV liod a bad tlilrd. T.. BAIL?r PA, 97, no 0' Æ¡O. 'or ga loways an4 p.?- A eat rave, O mile.—1st, Mr W ,tb'. May Wuaen, ag ed, ll Il ]W, C i.p. o??g. :r.\t12 (£rei¿, Cn.6t.d':¡ lOtt itib. May Q111 won e»al:y. Ill CcKBryaTioa StaXXS of £ 6 lfia Gd, for poMe* U1!4"r.r. I A. tvwiihcns Ciar.. aced. ;Oft 10;t ?ud. Mr M. 'TbonasV u,,¡. 11. ill'; 3<0. Mr Corsoa'i PA?. agod. TU* rim was totawa CL.rm »b4 U,U. "), Ctere bavlag a -r U"D lu ,be &- n.oe, 1.. U"Fro--B, *$ of fi £ gabewavs arte pome* A flat rwoe. ou« Bi> ..d haif —Ik. sir W. "H) th.M.?Q.tM?'??t. iOttab; tnd.MrJ Wat- HM.CMt?.ty?..? Mb; t<. Mr Mth-pt ",?p Bu saom. bib. FolU ¡uok at tt. "'1. 44" w. N08 • Lsuevar she lill-4. but U>warda tne finish Lb. tiSer fat eu u> to bw .I. K.y Q. t".1,41 bv -¡ I iU;UXO".OL'T."UL. Maxa* oi £ ?, lor c*howars and tMhiM. A <*< tM.mt?.)t.-tM.Mt J. W.tti?,. P'-Hly. fryra ilw 5ib; 2nd, Mr C\ PislMy s t?ttK* B?.i. Ub M. M, W. ?)U. i!.y Q?u. iiat :1I. Poil*. witn a different rtdft. naa aJl tlte running, ami won in a c*nier b. spc Ind %t>dtoird. < 0!»S0LAH0X 11TH. ol et. U, foi 1"1.. and Bai.owa>a iha. hv" run Mid II .18f.. Orange Bt?t?m 2nJ. fr'uct. ?'  p?'t'? ?* FKTiS ÅD SKINTS IX Tln: >OHESX oF IJLAN. The annual fS'.e and ,,>on, io ccnneciloa with Court N.hl 01 the Forest,H of tha A.O.F. was held Monday at Col.iorl.d p.,h.p., the .t .Uth'" U»e umlwt,. h. ever ha\1 Tha weatlier tur ???mp timt? lwtvi? U'?y i>ad given must for anxiety, but, fortunately, U.. two :_d a.a,. "od the day br:.ht -bd Pi-"at as uld ba desired. I'i" ProliullovY &lTUlr.-t8 bad 1.t,uted t. c uutoUiee, ,t whom MI. A. :adC''í,I'h: The mt mt*r* aaarcnbled at the couit-hr>use, Angel 1 Hotel, at 10, -?L having attired themselves in t 1. rer" ,I ;h, Order, foimed in procetsion, and b-ded by the U<>ry*hiil Br.?,s &D,I, |>aiKded tlie town. After this U. M".t. returned to the courMiou^e, whert* aD 'I'llent, di.,?, 1;? awalUd tb, \>ronJN by Hcst Hohuea, and to -I:i?h lu.l ju!,ti?%?te(ione. An adjournment waf^ tlun made w tb4 si?? IItd. where a ?pital programme awaited UMUI, A large number ot epectatora were pre-t from Birmingham, Briatol, CUeltenbam, am otber places. The following is the prise- list:— lSOYaans Boys' !ù.ca.-¡. J. Kioh.N" htlrotnd t 2nd, G. Jonea, Hilllersland 3rtl. J, Adams. Coletoed. 1..0 T a KM Or air Hsaoh ap.—1st. T. lAw. Mon- .?,h; < mi, J. Beuuett, Cbtlteahaia; J. Crt- Ban, St. Bth?).. INjYaiu* Hchilx Kacs.—1st, J. UarHugton, New port 2nd, C. Wi.lis, Cbvlunbain: itxi, a. ür,liL&l8, Coiaford. bJ V. H..JU)lCAP.-1at 1';I "t<-h. \"&i 711.. G Crx>:«er, 1 heitennam End, J Blake, I*>ndon. t29 i*u« jL?MtK a¡,r:td' a%=.; iug. H. Poa Jrd, 11, Mileo, BLAENAVON. The sliope were closed, and the town presented quitr a holiday. A great many persona left by the morning tralD" for attraction* elsewhere. Two large Bdptist &bbetli Sel)?l? piltuded the tnwo, an'r )?t<fw<rdt impaired to the *cbootn'oan to tea. PONTYPOOL, Tho eighth annuel demon-afratioit of the Ponty, pool buoday 8cb'>o1 Luton t"oll place on Monday In th. btoäutHul grounds of the 1'111 ¡-po, Park, ..hiCill,ad been kiudiy lent for tlie purp «se by Mr, J. C. Hanbury. A pu*ceesion ol tlie various schools belonging to the uuion waa lotmed at two p.m., I .?d p,jeded through tiie priDc.i|»al t-t..1 ù.. town, beaded by the band of the 3rd Volunteer I Battalion S.W.H., under tlie leaderahip of Hand- nJa,ler S. T. Roderick, t.1 tJte P011t)'U\O!Je entrance1 01 the park. The following are the nchoola which took part in the procession—Mount Pleasant,, Crane-street, Tabernacle, Primitive Meihodlat, Wt-oleyat), Rehoboth, Cpper Trosoanf, and Crumlin-atreet (Pontypool); Betliany, W'esWan, Zion Hill, Merchants' Hill, Ebeneeer, and Primitive Methodist (Pontoew> nydd) and Gnftiliiftnwn, 1 New Inn, and Ebentter (Sebasto>K>l). The apprnxi- m%t? nUIIIr of ??hola? in the procession w,m 3,400 -d 300 t?t-hett. Att?r If. pn»oes*ion lud enteied tll. paik tlie different schools ",pre 11I",chtd tn their respective positions wiiete taa was t<» be provided. The cnihtun Uien dispersed, and fÚ frtn* spurts were iodulfed I., the banll, in the meanwhile, lla Inr I«:n"u. 01 music, In the evening approtiriate hymns were sung and addrtsses dehveu'd by Lhe rev. gentlemen <»l I, various df"nominalÍoua. The stHrptarie* wei* Messrs. T. B. Smith and W, Ii, Wtaxdey, lo whom great praise i. due fortiieefficientmanner in which evet ything connected wtut the occasioo was carrts^ through. TK'EUiUAK. On Monday,being Kink Holiday, tlieSlGeorge's Church :-c¡.¡ held liteir annual tieat. All., Dieinc Set vice, which was iield 111 the ciiutch at one o'clock, tlie procession sitar", heedeii by the I re- dvgar Town Banu, conducted by Mi. Tom il irdy. In spilt* 01 Ihti driuling rain 1.000 .b""4 and pKKceded to 1".I"y t'&lit, whne 110..) wera received bv M i-, and Mis. (",)j. qulioun and family. The, if.. mOte"1 through tlie main 8lr.ta of the town, and to tiie vicarage grounds where Ita was provided in a I..rlle tent erecie^i for the <<<a. At (out o'clock the athletic p|K>rt* couaoienced, ano each event was well contested. The Va**urrace Branch "U headed b) .h. Town Band, allll met the tbe.* t lOt, Ch.d:, LUYNMAWK. Bank Holiday phased oil wiy quietly, A large number ut people lelt the t<>«n f -r neighbouc illg pleasure worts. Th.1"1<1. of U. Church Sundsy bibool had their aouual tea treat. ATllLKTIC BPOKTS AI lHJUTHCAWL. On Monday (Bank Holiday) athletic spoita u>oa place atJ a few Id near lju N< w luu at Porihcawi. Theie waa a very fan ..tl.t:UJil¡(. lroui Mil pai la .1 the Pi iiicipaht%. l iie loll jwmg siv ti»s reeults of the '"111<:1".1 n. i.' K0 Iahus^Xai IIAI.. run tnfiveheats.—First heat 6. Joiiea, Caiain l7;')' IU' J. A. Baynnaui, fr,.La- (•eraUh), tan a "'W heal )" tne iuu off Jonas .HU alhw «waiiv. 1 !»»• ae»«ud and 11,hd Umta wer* w* i t- )?t! ,J,:ila:!I¿â <t)?).?.?"J *'n?)?? f.?)<1'<t?!)ft.).,?.p?t?e? Fwuitn ht?t, W M..t?.M?tt..nM.<;(7?..). lof o ,*«i. & itM?d'.lrft?n .)[. Ft.?n:ltt. t.<. c. din; 2nd. e,t hUU.an1. ^ebanog, «'.tAtUj. 1, MtCt' t?* In '?u)M.!t.-t;?t )M.t In. D. Junes, pnu vpnuo; L Bicoardt. T.? .,?. >im1 UtA( l.t, m. I'rrltiui, fvrtli; 2nd.J MeuUu* II"*M' Flna¡bbtl i?.?' 10" fmiiii Sna.l B nkb. rj,. T'T'Mnvg. To?MtLt W?UUt'M M?<')t -t,t. ? L. WmtttM. MwUijti law. iu, t. Tlioii, LLsiiiUUFOtl AT fliN'J'Hii, ItLIUNDliA VALLI'Y. file annual ei.ieiiillvJ „t Ffntr*, illiocuo. Vail" w? Ixld ou MUlld. lu &?wcivus uiarQum, «!tcM)DthtVu?ti?t Pield, um Ulr (iulhii Holm. Mr. W. AlnaiwDj .0.0 Hi, pie- ..Oed Tne adjudicature Muaic, Mr. L. I Venables, principal of (ha uulh Lu >dvn In-1itute of Music, and Mr. D. Jenkins (Vu*. Bsc,>, AIh »> *!• 1 WUh;utt)M'MMt.Mrt).tt')ft)).).?j)tt.. and of the renution, Mr. l<h\s 1. Jv»tns, Ion. Ac<u<)t(.tt)?'.Mr.K. T. Howsiia, AtM-rda>e.—Toe following officers of ll,e comiult'ee deaerve pral.. for Uaø luanlier in whh'h the Hrtangements wete Ct.t?d uu?-Mr. H. f. Jot.<?.)!M.?<; .M', Parfit", ttensurer; Nr H L".t'JJ'n. kCf.tar,; Md Mr. J. D.<tM. ?M..t*nt t? .?*?"' *??' ? For the prise 0! 1,. 6d ,ff.-d f- ng 110.1 10"10 ki^o "The rk^lark." five <v/im»eU«J. *nu u t-, wasMrsUritt'hs ('• Lily Kboiidda'M tswyitalaw1 aud triend won ne tao guineas for th^ duet iielgla'r Cah/ri. Pur redus, l 'I" C.,x. ol ,ah- Light!j Brigaoe," the |ms«, uue guinea, was awarde.i Im Mi 1 h..g.r? Tff)'??r' Kssay on 'Ah, gi.em. anu Waur j rigin compositions aent In; lieat t«Mit ot the t rlrl JlrI:'j='U' M"?'? 1 ?',?? by bras* bands. At; Uldy qU' -"oj rnUied, via., Fentre. ( t; which it AT aoi'Adieeiore aw-ro*) h-l: rhe pnse oy way ol «i»coura g enieiit.—Tvti-r soio, •• liie burn ts my' Sbenh^rd" .D, Jenkins); prise. &1 11. 6d; 1-1, K,. Mamuel h*e», iieurky.—Three l<Tisee o^ert to oolh rs .1 w 11 d L..t set a pair f mbeis aroused agoouueai of interest. i&.ght enteie-i, »>i. U Mr W t:na.nI..I.I)..t.Y'tlldU:11; as follows — 1st, 0 w, Thomas Davlrs. C yoach Vale 2no, ?*$j W. Wllhaml, Ystrau rd. bs J 9 U Yd, ".Ir.d- t)<utio..t??.? «.r mM The un? (.<ti t':t6t/ w? :j'M' :tr re, M.li. solo, O rest in the Loto price. £ 111 bd But evm, t<?t<?. Best, «)M M.??' )1"'1&1'1 i)'w)<)t. ?,(!?, vet v Kh') pra>ee<i "Y M Vendues, ""g:i? r.r;I. "I. p :11.6d. lJctn com- p.? Tne prttf <M MM??i t. Mr. D. J. tiavies, ech<«r/lmaat«r, JA i-e*t«, former.)- of TxtrsOgynlai*. B>n*k b«nu e<'0»|tluou, fur tin* best retnierh.g <4 "The Bonemian ttnl" Umi tbe Cy miner heuti ,l.\M. bu1. as t",I, render ing W. h"I fr»-e ffom en -u hr au^uuioaiots uU!lyt.JJI¡ awanleu u*em tt*e piiu, Tht-chM r?.nttc.'a?t?.t!. G,-t and Wonder- ful"; prif A# Tnree cho«rs e"mpet«n—BUsnjcwin. }th >nd la Philharmonic, and (.vmmrr U Ch",r. fheatljudlaators, In •lellverlng (l^ir adjodwwUun. «a>d tll%t the O <ntesi Waa ent irel v Ulasrn Btaeuy«:wm and CymmT United f.'hoir, t'J" hlmndoa Phiiliafrnnnic *ant ..twu.. ou', of tnn*. Tl«* w«» asi 60 C)'mmw. and 0,. annouisoetnent waa W'eý .,U, loud cb8l:n, MEKTH Ylf, Tlie only attrartiun offered to pleasure seekers at Merthyr was quoit match, whicti U*ok place under tlie aueptce* of U. Mertlivr Club (, t tu, gtounds ol the Htar Inn. For paet |*ony and sprinting races, organised alhet by t4*e** ten men or the Licensed Victuallers' Association, have held at Penydarien Park, but owing t<, the lack of support afforded by tiie various ".d.e<1,1 w ho principally benefit from the influx of ".Ii{tPl whn-h lI athletic gatlierlngs "v, they "ere atiandoned'*n this occaaioti, with t he result tliai thre were practically 00 IttrMIf"n drawn Into h.d that the li'I&e tiiamaelvee d^erb'd the pL-. The quoit n,.I,b alluded to created ."t a little excitement, amongst tlie lalil.. kid»* ladp. a goodlv number of whom were present. be game w,. 21 ya,d. distance, 21 pointa u p Thf" winners in It, li-t round werw John GrtfRths (received S point*), J. f*. J"ne* (fI<nlt.4.-III. David Lawia (vwt-d 10/. David Kv.iiis (rt-<<el\h-d 8). Win. L"wia (received 7f, and John Th^maa (received 81. In ihe second round the winners were David Evans, Win. Le*>»v an1 lIa.1 Lewi*. 11M' final lieal reoulli.ed in 0.1 Lewis winning tlie firat pri z-, L3 Wm. Lewis, second, Ll aod David Evans, third, 10. MOUNTAIN ASH. On Monday the WeUh V\es«eyan, Welsh Independent, the Welsh Raptitt, the Wdob Ct!t.t)?c M<-t?oJ:f. and U*e Ku^bah 1"b5. tenan Sunday bch'iois field their anmveraari^ After pr,Mloll b.d ta.d tiS principal streets Iiad betn paraded mch school retired to its rllfóJ9Ct, chapel, where tea was par- taken of, Tne weatht* being fiue there was a good display.

A Cabd»—An important discovery is announced in fhe^Paris !'t?*ro"o< a V&? U-Li, r,dy for MtT?M bili' physical e.ha..to?, and ?r)y d?y. 7 rw di?ery was made by missionary i" Old it .,?d i??. f";m .i.t- and an early grave. We learn that Rev. Joseph Hoi mas, Blnotnebury Mansions, Hioomebury-equare, I Londoo, W,C.. will send the preachpti00, free nt charge, 00 receipt of < self-addrtesed stamped envelope. LA13 Tn. Latxst Nrws.—a Lady, who was for mere ib" Ûó'" -1M te <- b? b?ott ht«tM<< nam pahifat Oseas, altar Wvf^, '??*? **? ?*?'- *?*?' ''I"1' wis Mss. a* Issl m* a la 26tu. «# ?-?- v'??.S*b'rit??<?.?t*2i'5.X w CœD" MT.UI ,>♦ mM b. b. bd ■rrmb* tr^m i»»i tt..<MM?tt? vimi- 1. «? !B U. 'SftUtt. ? IØ\ j ¡a,Pr"I, fo?ti) «aiaL«l,

CAIWHF. "-GI:E ÐA&lTA.YIOIf, W. A1 ,»W.— Ihe loetiibef* ul this haoitation wjd IseM I D>"kiol c?cMt ? <)< pt?meu.b C.?! <? (YuM«.y) "<. at ism tiwk..1.. lb* t»i». **a?uoo to Mr iL Cph»« ott tw Pi, M?)h. .t?.????b.?.?.r.?? ? A ( ut¥* Scsldxd -Oq Moftdar I | o>urDUig F- «4ersck ^uxmguiM., .0 yeat m4 **T.n h.6f ?j*X?,?J?  Wllb a _IOU. aoct Jrat. a. a"" _r hit ,u- ""I b. *-rt??)*?ttm*T? conivnu q wwct, (IC OD hI' mal. aMUlw Un very wem". Ht Wtt ta- to ?t ?tnttt? wi?. 14. 1';Ur" -W m<o?< to by t.M" aurp on, .11 he wa, tiatAioni ia 15, iMUIutkn. Lurura OfTUro.-OD bsturter U» tttplorta of Mimhi, Jouo "vll.r ?nd C-P.&Y. <?t:?t build--N Bri-" Md C-digL Md ibair anrual outlay at W«a(oa-au|iar-Maf*. TlwCMifpH')* sumbe,iog mwiy 40. eraaaod Um watar byth, ptftm., "TDs at wfn ui, aad arrirad about .igbt o'clock, wbM tbtf m* tbair wa* DuDtl«r'«, Tbe Swob, where a good hrvakran wu •waitioj UMm. rb, H(Molpariy, iiuu.biM'liv, about filly, arrived about iUvmi c'ct ft. bMn -Y.d to Wcmob tn (our>io-aua*. It;, biual p..i.. lat down 1<> eubelanûaJ diniiCr, antl altar the rair.o»al of tlw ciotb the chair "mM taken by Mr. J. Kuller Kberia, and the vic.chatr by JIIIr J. ruUer-aiitai. Mr. N'K. (Ckraifl) pro. l>'»d SuooMtotta arwto: *'t«rk»." wlm ti wM ablr r>KjH<o<led IO byOooortll -r J. Kuiler EixxU and Mr. Arthur Ebene. M. Frv, who stated lw Iiad be, to the am ploy nearly tQ aara, uropoatd luce- to the Oardifl Woika," nhMi waa wM- .bly I'f'6pon4ed to by Mr. J. Puller BirUU u4 Mr. W,n, P.LagemId. OUmw awpUaMBtarv toaata followed. Ukuciurt Pcjkz TrLs frose the moat famou, eatdoua end pUnUUon, at Ofton, India, and China may be had ttvm the LAVWPOOI, age., and India Tea Company (Umitedj 8& MrcbanK wtwleaale pricea. No iw.edisw protu. Uo- v.mux-m CoctrMtOtt. 1. 0*'m& and at Livtf(M? -d Pw. 81m A p?X.Lv Mmtcik* ( anT |, bo » uselul Mtu oonveniant thlug. Many msobI^ kawmr. d. know how t ..k=. P, uafTi^ be Sf iTud,'u' bo"* P«w4aM,a«< tbaa^uwa direc2tlioii Ii>r uae, ,invo.va a a" ;b! = e*"?t°.' t?.?ht'T)M??t'!S!!t?)&M!!??t??? ?..y.t.b. _I, .,?d (iw?iy. Ba?91. QOUIM answer* this '"?'° "'My ??-? wtt eiaar U.e heau, ralW-re ihe a*M0k senesa mttow diseases, aot Mw MK* tM?* j?!y'X! :aI- :Ib' w.tbeuttBy d.u?rr ..f mtt?tu? t?. MXt<t.t)?p(t). the i«ow oei, or the direcUous fur usa. Va laMtv be without h. 81- Bu'.?rtKo—A fn)h«bt«ta (at_HILi: t't? M)t.-WtH?n< Un, C?io?ted sapm. 4, Pim?tz?t. Cat hays, C ardiff, 8uJ'PhN Maaa ,oft A;lp- t' lk"'ll.e Msnag«in eat Ht<M'?t /t.??*L<?<MH fM 101 iuspwUoa "d Advioe, f.. 'h<M))tM £ aua* iwy WcateK-sraairr ?ttetox.—Ct.tpmtut Fn-Af Stuoio.—.V> ork esn*«ru tOM nu'8t Biudeeata. l?MFt' Lamps!! Laws ill of K?tty Kind. — Perkins Nin aud Ce ironmongers, M, bt. street, aud Wyndham Aroade, a 7&

N KWPOKT. Death or 101. h.)t.<MCt.—We regret to have to record U-e d. ""ell WoK p.?ce os Monday n.?n. of M'. &?.c?. wifa ou Al..day KasMck. Ki»nsingtoii-plr>ce, Maindes, oiarh to Usa Newport borough t',?"?' *"? c)*tt <« the Christchurcli 1.,«1 Hoard of Health, Mrs.Keaaick had bneo ailing for a j""1 (nun, Aocidskt.—-Ati elderly man, ralutd Francis C^ regan, was working at the Liverpool Yard oo Monday morning when a number of bocee of tin* plates leli upon hiw, fracturing Ià8 ettfrll booesl his lei I ankle. Dc was '0 to LM Wa,Y W detained. 1 Ms Rkuistkr or fcLtcrofca.—It ia of tM highsat impurtance that housetioiders ahoiiMl OMwftll|y examine Uie hontot voiera whidi have test baesi pUbtl"h..d. and have any omiasiuAs Or MlelakM cotrected, io v.1 >iny contiugeticies irhioli anae. Lo.igera, espcciaii), an- urged to oaii at th# offices of II". U'naervative AssocistloCk, 6tow»hUL aud >ign cJainiH ?LtM?:?MM"LtM)?' cf K?rf Kind. —Perann Jk- and Co., IrouiiKiiMra, OS. W, Hiry. ;-4 'I:' 'tM.i"?!?F? ? k,

MONMOUIH. norcm OF A "(*NOtTrU ArEiXrt -Mr- r. L Micbolu wnn Um i-|hu.i al llaiaford an N.da" taking tbe £ 30 otwlienyt cup, having won iL t.i-.

TR 1.1) KG AR. (OKFiiMiriov b;8VU:IØ,-U" Sunday evening the Uiahop Inkl h conh>u>ation aervice at St. uciorge's Chuicn. Tlie aacivd adibce waa crowded toott u tort the caretnony began. There were 108 candtdaiea iv^Snwtj, nineteen ot wboGA wefw fiom Mew Trvdegar Cnu ch.

MKU'JHVi:. l1l>D"" DUTH,-vn Monday aftarooon Mr. Denjauiin Th>>iiia», ftn 91t\ many xearsfuremaa III the goo us warehousaa ot tlie Taff Vaie Hallway, fed dead Lieai b", reaidenoe, in (ourt^traat. i hough Mr. J homas had ceen ailing for eutne tim^ /Ii. "J" ""1', «M mattei of l?Uell ?Urpn?L t)mu,t.tt).M,<.f 'Nd.?,UMO?M[M<N)? K»esol stiangth, UimuaM, 'tt"?. MM<?t«tMt.< it"11* tlie »««s^ ot aeuUlty. 1'= 'J u. =II, Its n.?u. t.?.trc.f? ?.?tt.uit ut?.tn?dttttt tttt? blood, >U ?'' ttttO "?!H) *t?<t?«<t? 'jt¡J';I:L. :7:: I)a.'I".Q: :IL S =uid ,p? <w t? the Uu<?. M? UI. ?' u.?*t?? ana M4ri.gu< lo <heu«4«Ui«l«HJ. .¡- L^«»! ?'"?' 1-?'" t.f ILI" \t..d. — Herkn » Mem o an t iVi |tr i,n>nn—«a. M_ St. Mar*. aDd "'yo, A_, uaraiW. lioSp UA.Uilll. .u.j ( U.. 01 &.uJT. )-t Art Studio. liavaJ l? c?tt

ANSJ-.A. LOt? *KD fotjui) K >ina,Ma of avUlaation^ Lua: IM..U( £ I. oiri„<»k, a. olbarwiaa. aak "11&. envrg>, pii^s^wi Potau un R1".l> Maias ,hl. vigouf. sud &0. '°" awZisi aLu «e«s» ;tT.H.?. ?'.u.? '?? .?!!JX*?!t.?*?*? <iw..yuj a«-an»'s ?' '?"?' Mo 'M<t? whicn vaiuas U*s IOI'U of b8Uh _a. .111. I'BoruoiufiiY. ."dle i.ro. "r illiflald « raat. bwauna. uytu. FluaM aiudio la Walat.

POill'HCAWU inw 1. orokt l*oniii«iai li4litatta and .iqUMtlle Sport.uk. piaoa <ki (1M! .61" '01 Ov Fritm, K.tUO

NEATH. ?MTt BOKTtcCt.TH.tJ. tt)U, txn POVLTUT UOW, Au^u,l HiL, itfiifi. ?. ??t.??MM.K? t:uV. KU'l M.M.I lue,1& I'l'" a,) l'lg.«w. &e., cl^M., hint »lk cj^t. knuit^ LW8r Â"8UIIL. All  uu 'M o?wr.-W "'au.U M? Mat. » InLt.nyUni. Hur, MM .N..T. fouiuu .W" Tot'iuinn Baiiklitfiiday. VaiiAb^p,,t«..

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