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M ON K Y ^lAliKKT. I I'll, (RHOK OIN crrr CORRMPOHDKKT.) I CITY, TIH ISSJIT Sv*»B0. Fates in the open market continue at 4 h." per CtDt., and no immodiato change ia anticipated, aa the Hank ilim-ton niado no •Iteration in tho- o Mi cud minimum this m jrn- The Et1¡¡1'e Fund* exhibited a slight Improvement. Oonaolj, 9:11 to ;t.Sj (or count; Now andR«du(x>dThre«porCeuta,91i HA; Exchequer Om., N. die. to par. India Five per Cent. Stock, 1 o to H? ditto Four per Oent., lutj to 10; Bank Stock, £ &;> to !&"•" Oorporatioa of London Boiida, 101 to 111;\ and Metro; olitan BJAIJ of Worb, 11; tolljt. The attention droctcd to Colonial (i,weru- mcut St cucitiea resulted only in a, moderate l,tisir.ess nevertheless, prices wore firmly supported :-Ciknada Six per Ceuta., 1877, 107 to 109 Cape of Good Ilope Four- and-a-half per Cents., 101 tolO'J; Ceylon Six per Centa., 1S78, 1l1;1 to 10;>; Natal Five per CfutA, 1M to 106 New South Wales F?e per Ce-UtL, 1?6. M? to IW ditt,?, 1?8«, U? 'o 1<M? New Zealand Cowl-lidat? j 1?4 to 10? ditto. Fire- Ihiltim t)t;f to 97 Victoria Six per Cents., 1891, 118 to 120; and ditto Five per Cents., 1W4, 100 to 110. V\ reign Bonds, with a few exceptions, realised enhanced quotations -Austrian Silver Rentes were marked 68! to f)81 ditto Paper ditto, 621 to 6;\1; Argentine Six per Cents, 02 to 94 Bolivian, 321 to 33i Costa Rica Six per Cents., 1871, M to 24; Egyptian, 1808, 821 to 821 ditto it jl, j it to 74; Khodive, Toi to 751 French Six per Cents, 102 to KKt; ditto Five per Cento., 97 to it7 Honduras Ten per Cents., 1870, 7 to 8 Hungarian -Five per Cents., J87:S, 71% to 72] Italian, tiii to 07J Mexican, It J to I ti,;Paraguay, IS to 20; Peruvian Six per Cents., 71 to 71] ditto Five per Cents., 5SJ to Portuguese, 47 J to 47 J Russian Five per Cents., 1870, 101; to loli ditto 1871, 90,J to 00j; dih). 18;2, 9:); to W, Santa l'e, V7 to 100 San Domingo, 8 to 10 Spanish Three per Cents., 181rl6 tol8 3-lti; Turkish Five per Cents., 44 to 144 ditto Six per Cents, 180M, 67$to <53; ditto I Wi, u3i to ;,4; ditto 1873, bit to 51 i; ditto Scrip, 1874, 1 to ]> prem.; and Uruguay Sii per Cents., C4 The market for American Securities somewhat recovered from their rccent de- treasicn. United States five-Twenty Bonis of 1882, at 1021 to 103* ditto, 1885, 105J to l(* i ditto, 1887, 10\11 to TeaJorty Binds, IC40 to Five per Oent. Funded, luofc to IV; Atlantic and altat Western 1st Mortgage Bonds, 4-11 to 45 i; ditto 2nd Mortgage Bonds, 20 to 2l; ditto 3id Mortgage Bonds, lOjj to 11 Illinois Central 10J dollar Shares, 88 to 90 New York Central ditto, 93 to 94 Kites, 25 to 25J ditto Pre- ference, 39] to 3!1t1 and ditto 2nd Consoli- dated Mortgage Bonds, 58. to 59$. English BaSway Shares experienced an almost general advance. Caledonian, 5*8; to 9.">I Great Eastern, 40 to 41} 1.551 to 1561 Ureal Ncithern A." 1551 to 156!; Bieat Wsaterc, 11-6 to 113^ Lanca- shire and Yorkshire, 142f to 143J Brighton, to 92]; Chatham, 23 to 23]; Ditto Preference, 7u4 to 71] North West- ein, 147l to 148] South Western, U? :o 114 b; Sheffield, 73? to ?.i MettopoUtan, 7.? to 71; ditto Mottopol3 l?r Midland, 13U? to 137 NOith Britieh, 6C? to 6<? North Eastern CCUKIP, 167J to 107; South Eastern, llli to 11:2t; ana ditto 11 A," 98g to 9i. Aii., ugst Foreign and Colonial Kailways, tomlay and Baroda Stock waa quoted X12| to 1126 Eastern Bengal, l'o to 116; East Indian, 1181 to 119 Grand Trunk of Canada, 16 ta It:i; ditto First Preference, 72 to 73; dilto Second Preference, 54 to 55; ditto Third Preference, 30i to 30f Great Indian Peninsula, 1111 to 112] Great Western (.f Canada, 12 to 12] Antwerp and Rotterdam, 20 to 22; Bahia and San Francisco, 19 to 191; Buenoa Ayrea Oreat Southern, 11] to Ili Duwh llhenish, II 26] South Austrian and Upper to 12. Mut at*, clt oanK snares were nrmiy sup- p<i'.ed. Agra. at i-i to 8] Anglo-Austrian, 13 to 13$; Anglo-Egyptian, 371 to 38i i Bank of Roumania, 8i to 9 British Nor Ji A nitncan, 75 to 77 Colonial, 69 t) (il london Chartered of Australia, 2-,1 to i: London and County, Mj; to 04 J London Joint-Stock, 52. to 5 London and Westminster, 771 to 7:sl; National Pro- vincial of Knglaad, 83 to 85; New South Wales, 49 to 51 Oriental Corporation, 45i to 4(;. and Union of London, 48. to 4\1., In the department for Telegraph Securities, Aiglo-American Stocks improved to 1"31 to 74 Brazilian, 7 to 7; Cuba, 51 to üi Direct t nited States Cable, 12 to 13; Eastern, 7; t.. 7 J ditto Extension, 7,1 to 7 J Globe, to ti; ditto Six per Cent. Preference, lij to 109; India European, 17 to 18 Reuter s, 11 to Ili Weet India and Panama, 71 and ditto Ten per Cent. Preference, 81 to !Oi. Miscellaneous descriptions were steady at f1d'J"inld values '—Kast and West India Docks, 118 to 120 Railway Debenture Trust, psrtc$prem.; Submarine Cablee'Triist, 1(0 to .(' Credit Foncier of England, 3 to 3] General rredit and Discount, 1; t > ] i prem. Hooper's Telegraph Works, irj to 13]; Hudson's Bay, lSi to 1:.1; India Ruhbers, 21 to 23 National Discoun* COM- pany, HIj to It Scottish Australian Ill- vtstment, 140 to 145 Royal Mail Steam, 79 to 82; North Metropolitan Tramways, 10j to 11 Native Guano, 3] to 34 and Tele- graph Construction, 27 to 2ii. Ihe Mining Market to-day was without feature, and prices, which are annexed, exhibit no material alteration :Cara Pres, 54 to 5t; Cook's Kitchen, 8* to 9 Devon Great Consols, -4 to 3 Doleeath, 48 to rO Great Laxey, lui to 11$; Bingston Down, 1; to 1 £ Maike Valley, lg to 18 Pary's Mountain, 6j. to 7. I.d. Pennarley, 11 to li Penstruthal, I is. to 13s. Romat. Gravels, 13 to 13'; South Condurrow, 4 to 4] South Franoei, M to 15; Tankarrllle, líi to 7 Tlniroft, 2] t" Van Consols, 8 to 8i West Chi, trton, 14 to 2] West ToJgus, *7 J to 75 V. heal Crebi r, I u> li Wheal Grenville, 41 to 5] Wheal Kitty St. Agn.i;, 5 to ,i \S heal l'eevor, 6i to 7. ForeU^n Mines Eli rfcardt and Aurora, 41 to 6] Kmma, I to 11 Fishtail, 1 to -l Lant Chanoe. to I Ku.hmond, bi to 7 and Uwcstland Creek. 2i to 3. I iicd with lirmness. Cm- foreign steady, ex;ept n t lu.li are tht Am*rioan ,iy iiMa'i all show parcbl recovery, H ."¡,,V" rr"nt n'-n)»t ge'ior»l Egyptian, I !I:;¿ > 412 Eri, .uodom^n, j 9tSt to !'dj ()ru •it, 1!3» to U?; SOlth, \Y3m, 14$1 to 1481 Midland, t:t';A to 137D and At gio-Anumloan Ttilegrapho, 73 to 73]. Metals Dutch sale of Banca tin went at average of r guilders, equal to 102f, de- livered here--realilt given inor«Med firmness to market. (!ocd business done for arrival. Salsa, amounting to 70 tons, at 031 Austra- lian, 9/: eaah quotation of formol', 921 10j to !1-11. Copper 1,.i.t, but holders are fir.. Strong buyers of 'bili bare at 881, but sellers li&n, I)ul -h- Lead very firm, at Sl 168 241 for ??!ith pig. Spelter un- changed. Scotch pig ifltu closed at 84/ cash. TBACKKRA Y AND SAYOB, STOCK AND HAR. BRIO??SRS A WEST BtlTR 9TRKKT. OAMMFF. LIST OF LOCAL STOCKS AlfO SHARKS. ttbu*. Amonot pkid. Price*. Flock BtMo)??X*tttt-U? lm, Vnak Wsslsn IW-Ut U? =O:eii ièiiëi8 m m. M?<m<MtMx«)M 1M m W0 9te<k fcbymaef 100 Wi t! Mi Sewn sad Wr* Mall. lad Caaal — 10. III 87 I"d: Bmu.04 md D.&- 100 fomth DftoII. 100 Sho, hi! 100 1M MS nUMMNTtA? st?A .<'1 ød"'LU.. I cpnl MM Mt W4 .n..a:eidalllO- e7t 9t'4 otat 00 118 lig "IIï¡' =: = r: ? Ditto Nt?, 11.1ertit-le 9 M< M 21? pm st.,k &by y b p -1-L ? ? U!) iant*«dl_ Il'O !l8 !CO „ MS?* ?p?e' i4 100 ? 1!3 in „ DLU* & pu cost. MM- 100 W 1U to DI\W # per rnl 18u- 100 110 121 nun | pax QUt 18M« 100. Mt? 3iMo < per -t. 1, !M M 10? M smmnulWye Kailway .mt<.<r.<t te'c' 20 18 1 1 10 Ditto Utt,, b w, 10 ,??, HmK r»H Va!o H per cws»._ 100 I DII'" per 100 111 U}"» jo PI'" DlUO I Its 1J" v* St.xdt I«UoHo.l 100 U2 1M GUAIIANTIM AND LZAMM M Abodais M> 110 11- C?o.d?L.C.t.Md Ponlypool *0 '? U M ¿:= :f. 10 Valley 10 10* }1J 1 S<? ???A'B?MJt MC' 7? 791 gtnna Jjutrlaavil A Vats 100 > 1U 1'4  XJrortaadOgmore 100 117 189 Mtto i M* ctBt Bn» 189 « 111 111 preemoo. 188 111 111 ufw dino goo-4 Pro. fttMte M 101 Peoaith Dubotu DooII AIId IbUWIIJ- 100 ilci "I 116 Iwaasaa Vala II Ib DIBBNTVKE STOCKS. alme BJI8&oI -d A P. '?' Ditto dJMo 4| per oeai 10b • 10* 115 Do? o &I I 0"' 115 SS? ??-t?t?*? ? ? ? IS5 Z Mottinoetbablrt 4 ditto 100 •• 107 103 II Usnft ditto 00 117 U8 Boatb BeTf t dHW 100 !M 118 S 'me r»^t dr J ditto Mo. 1 1 98 100 tUSCBLLtNNOUS. •m Auto Aaaiitaa B*"t -AM 18 131 -M M SEtot A South WaSea  *} #1 WacoaCo., Un. — 1M CH??M.AStcth?I 1M"1M MO Ito 0D= imo wlvr —. M MO MO ) OC MM. Mtt?tMO- 100 U8 tM 10 MMc DIt. M- t 21 pm U Dwo It,-To n.kl 26 to u 10 Cardiff and a. Col- )iMy, ?mtted 6 4 41 .??r? .?:FF a Zbb. Y.W #. tv U 108 oimw B88Idq '??'.?w.?? s ?'?:} JOI 11 UmMt.Totdt.?OttBXM  so 10 M L..da ad P-ovbmW Baû, Llmbw- 11; 8 $1 ? Mwyndr Iroa Ore, Lin* ted SJ. ,1| 21 IN "miôåDdiii"¡¡'iió8 SI  ,11 21 wokm (Pret.) 100 J4 *8 MKtMeMtMdPMttMttt Bmk a 83 M H ITattoaal aad Fmlaalal Bmk .——- )• <61 Hi 20 R4to, new, 1874 .l? .?pm. Newport A. ?'?S?M??? 0? KlVpOlt i)OCk tm ?  I. Kjgort w^ wort. M „ !» *o»&ead Oui —_1T ::=1?? rowSfTUatwtt O* 10.. 10  Umy 10 t M PMf&tMTntmwt?. 10 M Xhoadda—Marthfi 4m, Den, w.tMd K 55 It ??'i.? Sl?S_; ar- !n. K 11 Hi Ki Iwaaaea B*ak 8 81 H DittoOaa.- U S3 S3* U South Walts OoUaiy, Limited If If J 191 u T<? Vale Waooa, t. » Q tM =- Ditto, B._ S Pal '?.r.RSSS- ? 10 Mi 27} M Waif of Kaghuyl aad 271 20 W?S M?riot Biak II 83 331 Aaatriaa paper eaneaey.

I'.iijfrs Rlr.rr.IH y I!»ilway .»dinsry stock; and of the b P" cent I\aratlt"ed at 1(% per o«nt, &c. ,Sdkrs -H.I>dol<¡, Hal. :?.d .BCQU ordinary stock, Ar THACKERAY AND SAYCt

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FOR nu: WKaK KNDINa HOV. 21. .lB. utr 1S74. 1878. ctease. crease. £ £ I: II. Uoniaoathrtire Kail ""1 Mtd CMit) 3,713 4,016 253 Brecon and Me;il?r RaUivay  t,<57- l,69 172 Mid-Wales Bailmy n5 725 — — somer-A md Dorwt 1,333 1,166.. 33 Do (BathExtension).. 391 — — SouthDe?on — — 148 )thTm-f/ *"II?II s 2,1" ? 4's ? Tall k?-io4 8,468 451 — Peaarta Harboir, Do^k, anfiKaiiway 2 035 1,732 3(,3- Pembloke and Tonl.y.. JV6 307 31 London, Brghton, IWd fSoul!.J 2,ôGl ,South Kwtem. — — — oil — Glasgow aad Soctb Wtskrn_ — 716- I»orth-Xastera. ]38 If MettOpoUtM 204 -&w; Midland— 5,651 0-* W««ntim I I II'- ?M7< Qraat Northern. 1, Loadoa and NortII. 2,3;9 M)ttt<<))e)MMtnbM(?. -693 ?- :r.: g: MMMhMtM.StMfBtM, 8,587 iadU>«iMUn.. -9,tM-? '_bIN Md Tt. •blx« » l,óiG L = obft-M Wd Do- 1,2U- Iioodoa A SoathWestrv 61-1 OtMtSiflten — 74. Nortb Brt\ùll 2,431 Cft'tdaniM «. 3,160 — flt. yortb of ScotUad.. 301 W.t.,f?,d %nd lAmeiitk 201 Atbwn Uzt -L — I — I 4 I —

LATE MARKETS. CATTLE. EBISTOL CATTI.B MARKJET, Thn..Jay,-We had II good supply of beef at our market to-day, althcugh a guat deal of it was of a ICc)uiary rjuftJity. For prime torta there was a very good Cl mand at frum 80s to H2* per cwt,, middling famples beirg lc-aa acught after at from 70J to 7aa. IN had a fair show of mmton, which met with a dull rale, beat wothers fetching Sl, and ewea 7d per lb. We had. again, a good supply of milch oowa, and trade waa rather better, pri<4a remaining about the aamo. There were about 1,100 atore cattle on dIu, aDd a large attendance of buyers. All were acid at about late ratea. Wehaù about 1,000pipfrom Ire18Dd, acd thfy acid well, bacon 1,tgl fetching fttm ICa od to 10s Cd, and pcrktra lis per lcore. t'C BN« BBIBTOL OOBN MARKET, Thursday, (From Meiars Waltand Jamts'a Circular.) On our market to day Engli.h wblat waa In moderate upply, and .,t a f,i? dtiuau'l t rather iuyrovii.g prlcea, Y i:h iatirilf Îr;h7h;r:ï:eå';a. quiet, and ).It wpck'a value* rauB ,ot be excc0der. Malting barley inquired for, and fully Is per quarter do arcr. k led conacmptlvo demand for grinding at an advance of lid per quarter. Indian corn very scarce, and J. per quarter higher. A fitr extent of tiade waa dene in oats, <it about the prioei of thia day ae'Dnl^ht I., white, ..d Od p?, q.t?r d- ::c:e:IIDltratc:'or l;:edd.; hE :r,:r:; diaur.

I A KINtiULAR CARGO. The Edinf-itrt)b C"I says A aingular cargo, which i. attiaoiiDg a good deal of "Gantbo, is being discharged in the Old 1 Jocks, Ldth. it oonalsfei of drltd 1..11 henu., chU/lj tusk heads, brought from Norway by the barque Jt* rtha Htavaug jr. There wdeatout lHOtona of them, but iwtng It-,ht and bulky, they till f b..t 400 tons. Thoy Meir>((nd«d for mamire, afwr being ground, but MiioUA valuable product inljrht bet»k«n from them, A. a fertilising auUtaiice, thoy are worth bet'-v^u 19 ai d iulO per t, Thin is tho .ond orr..) of tils desrriptit n thai 1 .»s be■-n igl.fc into btt it if not likely to 1 e the last.

TB* Karl of Baudon WM on Thursday ■worn in I 1-< rd lieutenant for'heoounty Cork. J

SOtTII WALKS MRDICAL ASSO- ClaTION, The quarterly meetirg of the South www and Motimontbahlvo branch of tho lirituh &1.wl¡"AI AurolHtion was held at the Black IA?a Bete), A h cn ) arti, on Thuriday. Ur.Kd**td'fOMditt.i.hcpr<'<'d't.o?")'M the chMr.M.d there'«r<'prct..nt?M.<r.L? D?t. K W. S. l?vt. Uniwoll, Jtobort K?yth: K.b.rt O. H""?', NV"° M.l)., D. T. ltd- d. h, J.  iHotf* Arthur &.w.. T. & Jono^  mv w VArrr. Kvau J- W. ?' D.I.S, ?. K' "I'll, J. !'r<.b?: T !W..b.ter J. D. B. a?tn'tr'?t'. A. Sboon, W. ? Kdwaid. T. J. Dy?. J. K. H.n. Jam- Koger., r.vS T?T). Kcva. B. 1'. Jonem, K- MMMU, W. RUKfD.f. M, RMteH.OMton jM?M.?t.K JC Ded,pr. ''?r???d?fr.mth. rRM.nMT.b?r. h, ?n m?r. ? ?MMtion with tho M.? li.tio.i-tlrl Itkg p?pet on -It-i- I),. of etM'timcg water, 0.?r, b..I, milk, and butter, and Mcert<dnta): the "r'Jleuoo of impurities. l)r. Djke made 4, It- ?t."?h ?ow Jf 7n;ù:ft1qr: DtM'ftM' which hi. paper 'ufjf?'ted. I>r Fv A N JoNKfl, of Aberilaro, then roau a pIper cn The Uso cf tho Milk Bottle." I>r. Jonesaatd It has bt cn 10 much the fmhlon, of lata, to .orlb" t)io tuccnivo infant mortality to the foeding bottlo that 1 take thia opportunity of saying a few wordn on the matter. I am now supposing that a sub ititute for the natural ailment U reiiulrod-for I nrnat C".f.0, In my praotioe, th<it mothers are loth to give the bottle to their children, and a »ory large proportion come under treatment for over luctatlon. What can be 'a? ge'tfd better than a feedm? bottle, provided it t? kpt Ieau Md sweet h.t??er modification of the present arrangement is made, I mallltain that evety infant alight to be fed In a manner as similar to the natural way as possible,4 for eucklng in the ohild is equivalent to mastloa.- (ion in the grown up, I therefore vonture to eug- geet that harm is not in the vehicle, but ia the quality and quantity of the contents; most mothers being totally ignorant of the proportion of water, salt, aDd bit. augar required in a quantity of milk. It Is to render the cow's milk more diges- tible that the addition of water or limci-water is re- commended; as cow's milkcoagulø.te. in hard gelA- trncus male, while the cisein of woman's milk coagulates in small tloeuhr pieces. Tie use of fariDaoeouø artlolea most always be guarded agninst in children under the age of three months, itticicncy of saliva before that time rendering the proper digestion of starch difficult. The tempora- tuie of milk is also important to attend to, as It should not be gi ven higher than 100 degress or lower than 90. An nlldno period Intervenee botwoon tho birth and tho putting of the child to the breast, and in the meantime it is fed by alt sorts of things according to tho whim of the nurse in atten- dance. Tho use of broad soaked in water, arrowroot, sago, cornflour, biscuiti, in young infants, produce 10 many Rutrio derangemente that the mothers, in order to get a little rest, aro often tempted to give gin, syrup of popples, paregoiic, Godfrey's Cordial, bteedman's Powder, and, last but not the least effectual in pro- ducing sleep, Hay man 's lialmm of Horehound. Another source of many disorders i. that of allowllJg infantB to rpmaln in their cradles and tucking at the bottles after the contents are taken. Many authors have written on this subject under the head of "Fruitless sucking," and attribute to it many of the ailments of in- fancy. It is quite common fo see babies fed en whatever the parents may have for dinner. Illegitimate children, as a rule, nearly all die, TRitly from the inability of the person farming' them to get the proper quantity of nillk-for It netd hardly be mentioned that when the profits are deducted very little will remain to recompense tho person farming-setting aside altogether the -fluestion of warm olothlng, which is also, in this variable -a se,??e ii..t.t essential. ChU- I ip,,f"tly mvered lrom the emptive f?:e allowed to ?- about In the street., almost before the lash has disappeared, is another soured of mortality. Anothei matter which hu struck me that an association like this should take up Is, the education of mldwlves, and to set our faces against the present practioe of laying out dead bodies, dressing wounds, and erysipelatous and pywmic cases. I am quite satif fied a good deal of metritis end the puerperal fever we see arises from these causes. After other papers had been read and debated, the council adjourned. THE BANQUBT B.b,, e.tly tok place in the 1-?g- room of the I ¡::TIt1irl: when Ilhe gentlemen :k named, with Dr. George, were present. After the removal of the the cloth, Dr. EDWABDR, the president, proposed "The health of the Queen," "The Prince and Princess of Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family," which were recdvEd with immense cheering. The PBKSIDKST next proposed The health of the Alroy, Navy, Militia, and Volunteers," coup- ling with it the names of Major Oresswell, of Dow- lais, and Major Hall, of Swansea, ,who responded. The PRESIDENT in proposin g The Health of the Bishop and Clergy and Mi.,te.f all denomina- iicts," acknowledged, in eloquent terms, the aerv- ices of the clergy of all denominations io their wwstentatious and constant caie towards the poor of the country. The toast was coupled with a forclbJe allusion to the Rev. Canon ilenkina. The Rev. Canon JKNKINS, in responding, des- canted on his experience in her Majesty's forces, as curate of St Paul's, and elsewhere, under the barnerof.theloid, and eipressed hili imbounded CEtiaatioJi IIf the servioes of medicil men in their efforts to mitigate human suffering. The He?. Dr. GIOBGE, U.Itarief?Nfi?Uter, &W responded. The Rev. Canon JENKINS proposed" The Health of the President, Dr. Edwards." The PKISIDEKT spoke of the unabated pleasure he experienced in participating in the proceedings con- nected with the &B8(>ChtiQn, believing that, as these meetings were multiplied, they must enhance the posh ion of the wholf profession. Dr. DYKE proposed The Health of Dr. Sheen, the Secretary," who retponded with expressions of surprise at the hcspuality shown them, and the splendid provision afforded at Aberdare. The next toast given was that of The Healths of Drs. Jones and Davles, of Aberdare," who re- sponded. Other toasts followed, and the proceedings were brought to a close.

THE FINS ARTS IN CARDIFF. I We have been favoured with a private view of an extenllve and exceedÚlgly valuable øelectlon of works of art and decorative property which has been placed by Mr. II. Levy, jun., of Baker-street, London, in the Assembly-room of the Cardiff Arms Hotel, and which will be publicly exhibited during the next two days prior to their being offered for sale by public auction on Tueiday and Wednesday next. The collection includes almost every branch of artioles de luxe, and contains apeolmen. of some of the most ati?mu- f.1 ?ff.rt. f thel Cinque Cento, Louis Qaatorze, and Louis S:fzeidouha; is in Ulelf well worthy of attention, some of the bmtt, and especially a replica of Gibson's tinted bet. 'Iery ?b?.to and b?atiful a, lw a hMt?f C fltio", in a;chh:i:J ,,iden is represented by the sculptor as dying away into the li Y, whose form she had been 11011- demned by her rival for Apollo's love to assume. The bronzes are both nume- rous and costly, some of them being of im- poiirg proportion, whilst others are marked by a rue delicacy of treatment and beauty of form, which serve to make them things if htauty and joys for ever. Amongst the ceramic productions are specimens of Worcester. Chelsea, Sevres, Dresden, and Oriental chin? Bome of these works are groteeque, ?bllc other. seem to Ihow to what a pitch of perfection the art of modelling ean be brought, ,Is our readers are aware, the taste of coDeo- ters haslEcently set in In favour of Worcester and Cbellea ware, which have consequently attaied- (.mazing price. 0.. little c?, of W.rY.?t?,r vases, fur azric;be (:rttI:"d Ofecr:Jt;y£;¿ Ivc 88 many pence, 1..I.??d at 200 g,?,.em But perhaps the most princdy of tho articlos on view is a cuite of pitlra dura cabineta mounted with ormolu chasings. This suite of furniture is a perfect gem of art, and is inlaid with rare spsoimens of lapis Imuli, rerd anlico, giuHo antic", lasso antico, and other precious marbles, carved in the forma of VUl., bird., and (tuwefl. Whoever becomes the happy p"-cosor of thc?se mprveuous specimens of )tl.fvijSf=t::e 1ûe aj;ei:s8(I¡'C¡: I (rci-bui es which will give pleasure to every beholder. We ncay, without exaggeration, say that the,. has never been such a eollectloa on view in C..rdHf 11 fore a. In now offered br Mr. Lvy. One In- tutithlR f,.tae 01 the exhibition of Ywhi?ohne.?in- tion ocgilt not to be omitted is a set of four pdor lusty iion dishes, whish were the companions of the greatest traveller that the world has over seen, Livingstone; and although they po.isoe no intrinsic value, thoy will, no doubt, b? exan.ittd with cuilusity and interest, as serving to indicate the hardships which their gallant owner bad to \1coul.ter in hta explorations on the Afri' w continent. We may -it- that these dishes are no- for "It-, being intended by Mr. l?vy m a ?lit U :o':r"I,!fr:mI:' IYsi};d:y a. Q I\c t(

the A* IV York Tribe,tc pays, is still r» lively t< ylc of delate lr. Kplscspal c!rc:)I, a id th" skills' of the lecont coLventlon teoin moreh to Lave widened the I"tllll of dispute. Kac 1' now claims the victory in the Convention th<* n. for whao wan done in It, the ri.Ler for wha'. It di ,:)i&, d t d..

I CARDIFF. ll'it P, CiirB'ii ASSOCIATION. On Thursday night a nueting in connection with the Church Associv Hon was held in the Town-hatl. The bills im- \etiii.g tho gathering announced, In conspicuous It tteiR, the arrival of a M crisis "in the history 01 the O.u.<h of Kngland, and indicated that tho ofganisation named was established with the view 'I repressing the d.?.lop.t of Ritualistic t- dencies. Tbtro was lup ,tU.d- bat the audience appeared to be (?..?p (11.. great moa ::r.:¡r :¿:ta H:.n:r;t\.}bor:d:¡, an d the piocved i ng. were "rt?d by the reading of h IYc;t'w:.or.eIIe:e :riH tit- niwl an entenipore p,.y?, The Rov, 0, Make ('oncannon, ALA., organising _f ihe Church Association, afterwards delivered a very eloquent address on Sacerdotalism," and the re mai ks of the rev. gentleman evoked frequent rn*n! kntattons 01 enthusiasm on the part of the audi- i nee. The first portion of the lecture was devoted to an argumentative consideration of the dootrine of the iieal l'resenoo,Mr.Conoannon Instating that the body in hich Christ clothed ilimself was el8entlally 10 bnuiau body, and that consequently no priest or fledgeling from Oxford could bring the body and lOll) aM1 divinity of Jesus and put them kato the 1,?,.d and wluo. He thon pointed out, by refer- ences to the wor k s f well- k nown Kitualists, t4. re..1 .lgnifiC8t!oo of the "eastward po8it!on. and the use of a special vestment in the celobtatlon of the Holy Con ;uunsi ii, warmly contending that the dectrires and practices he assailed were opposed to the spirit and the letter of the Church of Kuglaad, and that men had no right to eat the broad of Pirott Btactism and teach the doctrines of Boinanlsm. In the course of a brief allusion to theeonfetuonal, the iev. gentleman said he oould declare u in God's sight that the questions put by Kitaalistic clergymen in the Charah of Kngland wore so beastly that he dare not repeat them; anl they oould not ask young ulon or young women shout them without suggesting to their minds that there were such things, and Inoculating them with the teachings of the Devil. Mr. Concannon after- wards expressed regret at the non-attendance of the Cardifl clergy on that occasion, and observed, in referEnoo to the Church Defence Society meeting, that the truest defence of the Church of Kngland would be to exwl Popery from its mukl At the :ntoo;1 address, f:t::th:is: the ahaimac to sip me.orw on beblf of the meeting was adopted, and the usual votes of thanks concluded tho proceedings. MR. H. (:(J{J8INB, soUoitor, Cardiff, has been ap- pointed a commissioner for taking affidavits in the Court of Common Pleas. LKTPRE THIS EviKiNO.-It will be seen by an advertisement in another column that Mr. Francis Palln, who acts as country secretary for the north in connection with the London City Mission, will deliver a lecture at the Town hall to,night on "London—Ancient and Modem from St. Paul's to Westminster." The lecture will be Illustrated with upwards of fifty dissolving views of uuusuai excel- lence, in connectlan with whkh the novelty of the brilliant o*y -hydrogen lime light will be introduced. The proceeds will be devoted to the Welsh aaxiliary of the mission. IsqurBT.- The inquest on the body of Mr. James Yowles Spencer, whose death took place on Wed- nesday morning uodarclr=atMooaof 10 very melan- choly description, was held on Thursday lOt the house of the deceased gentleman. Llauishen, by Mr. K. B- Reeco, coroner for the district. The Rev, T. ltees acted as foreman of the jury, which was composed of the leading residents of th. parish. James B?ltr a labourer in the employ of the deemed, stat2 that Mr. Spencer was t?..nt of Mm Farm. The deceased came to witness's room about five minutes to one o'clock on Tuesday morning, and just opened the door. On looking in he saw that witness was dressing, and went away without speaking. Wit- ness then proceeded to the stables, and attended to the horses. About a quarter- past six he heard a slight noise, like that which would be occasioned by a tub falling. It did not excite any suspicion in his mind, and he continued his work. About half-past six o'clock he noticed light in the kitbe. through the window. ;;trcg.w:f;r a little hand-lamp, which Mr. Spencer was in the habit of udng when 1. the hi)ue. Witnex opened the door, and looked I., and saw his master lying on the floor. There was a gun by him, and witness went immediately to the bottom of the stairs, and called MS. Spencer, informing her that the deceased gentle- wan had shot himself. Witness had been with Mr. Spencer about nine weeks, and noticed that for the lasttwodayshe seemedunweil. lie appeared to be very low-splrlted, and unable to tell witness what to do. When witness saw the eon last it was in the front kitchen of the house, behind the door. It was generally hung up t. a beam in the room. The back kitchen was detached from the house. Harriet Kensington, a domestic servant, stated that she had been in the employ oi the deceased gentleman for five weeks. Singe she had been at Mill Farm a great change was observ- able in Mr. Spencer, who looked very strange, ap. peared greatly depressed, and would walk about as if not knowing what to do with himself. He was much worse during the present week, and appeared more low-spirited on Sunday than witness bad ever seen him to be before. He did scarcely anything but walk about the rooms and constantly talked' of hil cattle. On Sunday witness sawhimetatiding in the garden for a long time knocking up dirt with his stick, and talking to himself. She then came to the oonoluslon that there was something wrong with his mind. In the evening company were invited, and he appeared to derive relief from conversation with them, Police- .table Bowen, etatuned at Whitchurch, said that n the r' "?.ous or.ing he r.,?.i?ed a not. }: r\.rvtêh:l:ete Ó:ddl:f: iDg him of the death of d?3?emed, and -id-g him to take charge of the body. Witness arrived at Mill tann about a quarter-past twelve, and found the deceased lying on his back in the kitchen. There was a single-barrelled gun by his side. The muzzle of the gun must have touched the bridge of the nose, the deceased moving the hammer or trigger with his foot, as he could not reach it with his hand. The coroner aid he thought that this WM &U the e?id?. t" j'v would require, and that they vedcha:enJd:uÎf: :=!nt a a;e:à upon It. Tbere could benodoubt that the deceased gentlo11lLn committed the act himself, and that he was at the time In an unsound state of mind. The jury at once returned a verdict to this effect. CHARGE OF WOUNDIEG.—At the coanty petty sessions, on Thursday (before Mr. II. J. Evans and Mr. C. H. Page), Catherine O'Bryan, on remand, and Eliza Trewman were charged with unlawfully wounding Mary Foley, of lilm street, in Milton- street, on the 10th November. The complainant's evidence against O'Bryan having been read over, file further stated that on the same occasion Trew- man seized her by the hair, and knocked off her bonnet in the street, and also struck her on the shoulder and back. When Ser geant King apprehended Trewman, she said there was no good denying that she had thrown stones at the complainant, and hit her on the head with a tin can. Trewman said, in answer to the bench, that she had oaused the in- juries from which the complainant suffered when Ihe appeared in courlllWt week, and that 0 Bryan had nothing to do with it The Bench decided to treat the case as one of common assault, and sen- tenced both women to fourteen days' hard labour. They also expressed their opinion that the wm- plainant's husband bad done wrong in visiting O'Bryan'. home against his wife's w?ales, CHAtGK OF HAWKING WITHOUT A LICBHO*. John Williams was summoned for hawking without a licence on the 19th November. Mr. Blelloch defended. Sergeant King stated that on =I¿*iid::stl::ta:;w tg ;Ih a boy and a home and cart, selling lamp oHln a pnblic street in l?.?tb,. Mr. Blelloch said the diffi- culty was as to the definition of a pedlar. The defendant was a resident in Cardiff, a painter by trade, and was, he contended, in the position of a milkman who had regular customers. Mr. Corbett, however, pointed out that milk being perishable," the Actwonld not apply there, Mr. Blellooh added that the defendant had a horse and cart, and did not hawk, but sold only to customers who had given orders previously. Sergeant King went on to say that the boy who accompanied the defendant rang a bell, and called to attract the attention of red. dents in the street. The magistrate; reserved their decision for a week. A SWIIKr TOOTH.—Thomas Lucas and Patrlok Hayes, twolittle boys, aged respectively nine and eleven, were charged by Police (xn stable Baker with stealing a pot 'f jam on the 21st Inst., from the .h op rr. Eva. grocer, Clifta-streat, Roath. Lucu, when charge BdJ Haye& stole the jam, Bnd Hayes aid that Luou was the ul rit Lucas afterwards admitted that he took the Jam: The evidence against Lucas was conclusive, and It was also shown that the other boy kept a watch while Lucsfl abstracted the jam from a glass oase In IIlr, Evans's shop. The boys' fathers appeared, and expressed their deep regret that the affair had occurred. The boy. were each sentenced to recoive six strokes with a birch rod, and their fathers were cautioned to take better care of them In future. HAMADKTA!) HosriTAT, SHIP. Report for the week ending the 20th day of Noveruber Number of patients remaining last week. 10 ad mitted '1. 11 dichairg? g, 10 Z, 0 out- patients trcated, 70 remaining on boa"l: II. W. Hughes, medical superintendent. The medical superintendent begs to acknowledge, with thinks, the receipt, of one guinea from Un. Lovett, Wind tor Hotel, Pennrth. 'I

I AtiEROAVENNY. THE (IASIK LAWS.—At the petty sessions oi Wtdrerday, John Jasper, of Cwmyoy, was fin hi the lUiHg..t,J penalty of £ 5 avid costs forming an engine to kill game without having a ¡heuce. The prncftdings "tre instituted by Mr. Bolger, eieiao otficer, ud the case was proved by Jotvu M íU.tkHJ)Ct, who stated that qn the lit Oo.jb.r )..t be .*W de'en".n' to up to "MM MtM* In a 6. Id at C?myoy, -d t.. a pbotxmt "i of one of it am. RT*AI.W>> FIRK,?ool?. Mary Bu?kley and Mart ('=:IÛdJt!g ;:u1.0r, ulaad at 3d, '?m thn grounds nl MI.. I'mlth, The BUI, They were both oomir itteel to the House of Correction fof seven days with hard la b our. AN ¥STtHWDS OKTim* to 12 o'clock was grantml tn Mr. J'cter Wynne, King's Head Hotal, for the 26th, on tho o«..ion of M. Innual it" AU.EUH) iNnri'itNT ARHAUl.t. John 1).Vwl of Llen..n.,Lh Citns a fMMe o<d man, apparently ..MMyMMot.?.WM.h.?l Wtth =-tl I :u!;V;ri oo It "b. .be was under twelve 'IUD of g.. The BeMh did not consider that the evidence was such as to warrsnt a conviction, and the case WM aooordlngly dismissed OnWeduesdyfumlaboum BUIlD.. DUT1I. 00 Wtdoetd",a 'r.rmIAboom Btrntd Mo?u). of Uaav«theilue, went Into the H,u and Ob?fn p?blio hwo, FiMMtttreet.t five o'c ) k M. "d ordered Mme food, whMt :i¡:'gethe with pint of o: After <?< .me time, he f.nforwM?.Mdonbetof! lifted op was found to be dead. Doceasod, who was 4"0 I. wJ8..n::top:e:L aDd Meg a Mag while his food was be, g prop.el

FOREST OF DEAN. A MIWOAI KNJM'nHNMNT WM gl"n N?oo? Mhoo)Mom,We*tbaryonHeTMB. T-- day evening, the Bev. 0. J. Jone*, M.A tioM. aldí::ngh :1". :ÿ large ,O":l well .e)Mted pToMmme was efficiently rendered by the members of the church choir, Mr. Tamer, Mr. Gleed, the Misses Coleman, of Loy Mr. J. Cad]., M?!hr)f[.(!, of Newnham; Mus Morgan, Mr. WrMD, Mr. Magu, .d Mr. W. 0. K^rto, .)I f N?rnba.; ad Mr, Wh*t!ey. MiM tr:t kindly oited MoomptnM. NAWNEAK GHUHCH CHOIR. — Last week the members of the Ohnroh choir were entertained to supper at Kiverdale by Mr. H. K. Luckea and Mr. F Naah. The repast WM of a sumptuous cba. raetf r, and Mr. and MrI. Luetos, the Misses Luckei,. Mr. NMh, and several TttitoM tuceeeded in making the whole of the festivities thorough!/ en?ytbte. At the MMtation of the feMt, Mr. Motpn. the cboir BlAder, on the Invitation of Mr. Løet!, pre posed the loyal toasts, which were duly honoured. Mr. Luckts proposed The Choir" in compli. mentsry terms, and said that Mr. Nash and him- a,If had felt get pleasure in entertaining the members of the ohotr, because they wished as members of the congregation to how their appre elation of the recent improvement in the musical portion of tbe Church service, and to encourage them (the choir) In their efforts to increase their pro6dency. The Mndiy ho<?tt)ity of Mr. liokes and Mr. Kuh WM MknowMged by the choir master, Mr. Morgan, and Messrs. liiioe, Jones, and Wrenn. Mr. Nash also referred to the lervlo68 of the choir in complimentary terms. During the evening several glees were sung by the choristers.

TREDEJAR. DRATEf4 FRObt KCBNINO.—A child named Daniel Savery, whose parents live at F.- R-?, Sirhowy, went too fi,o on the "-f.g ,f the 21-t Inst- and bb clothes beooming ignited ha was soon tMefoptd !n 6MMIM, and reMi'VGd injuries wMch pMYtd Mat on the f.Ilo?ing day. The coroner fMr. Brewer) held an official inquiry at the Gir?y- hound cn Wednesday, when the jW retumed at verdict of "Amident-I death by burdag. —On Sunday last Mrs. Winifred Lewis, wife of John Lewis, pit mason, Troedrhiwgwalr, died through bMM received a few weeks ago. It %ppems she wa3.cbjectto6t«, and one day, during her hus- band'a ebtence, ohe WM tei?ad <t;rth 11e:Jù: forward <?!n<t the 6re t?to, received the injnriet which resulted ill her death.

ABBRDARE. BOABD Of HEALTH.—The fortnightly meeting ot thia board was held on Thursday, when the Rev. Dr Price presided. There were present, Messrs. D. Davis, Wm. Davis, D. Davles, Leyshon Rhys, John Snape, and J. W. Jo.Th? Olerk reported a balance In hand of £ 3,071 Ha Sd from the general district rate.-A communication was read from the gaa company respecting the meter I. t'PG'sit. N[? rR?g'. hop, and was referred to t. C.itt,? Mr. WWim 1).,U gave notice that. at the next _tlng, he woald call attention to the illuminating power of the gas, with a view to the appointment of a properly qua- lified person to test th? lighting power of the bC = a':co:di;g ti:,e l/J!;oor re- ported 51 cases of scarlet fever during the past fort- night, being an increase of 8 n compare d with the previous f.rtight, and 7 death. decrease f 2. trf:¡î: lredsh::e-;tt;d f;v; during the -me period, being an increase of 8 over ?b,? pevlous 101 tnight; no deaths, however, had r.ult?d from that cause. This ?. all the bisi- ness f iteret. SCHOOL BOARD.-The fortnighly meeting of this board was held on Thursday afternoon, when Mr. Jas. Lewis presided. There was agood attendance of members, and the business transacted related chie fly to matters of detail ia connection with building plans.

LLANISHEN. I SUDDEN DEATH.—On Thursday morning a rail- way policeman named Wm. Edgington, who was employed on the Penarth Junction, and lived in the immediate neighbourhood of Llandaff-statlon, dropped down dead at the Whitchurch Parochial Schools. The deceased had just taken his little boy there, and was In conversation with the school- master at the time. He had been on duty the whole of the previous night, and was then under medical treatment. Th6 evidence given at the sub- sequent Inquest showed that the deoeased was suffering from heart diww, and a verdict of Death from natural causes" was returned.

LLANFABON. I LIGAL HONOURS.— Amongst those WhO passed 'l\ftoOihU:tl.r:; 61! we find the name of Mr. J. E. R. N. Leigh, the youngest son of Mr. J. Leigh, surgeon, Llanfabon. He was educated at Cowbridge Grammar School,

THE NEED OF SANITARY REFORM IN THE RHONDDA VALLEY. On Wedixeiidsy, at the Pontypridd Rural Sanitary Board, the Rev. D. W. WJJliams (Fairfield) In the chair, Mr. John Evam, the district sanitary in- epector, called the attention of the board to the following matter. The shocking nuisance de- scribed U within three miles of the town of Ponty- pridd, and may be described as "the sanitary curiosity of the Rhondda VaMey." It is tomewh?t curious that uch a plague spot is not rI g arded in a b' t :a: I: sanitary safety of so Important a district the Khondda V.1l. The inspector, to employ his own II::rdil; "gI:itOU the emphasis that I can, to call the immediate attentio. of the board to the condition of a placemownin the Rhondda Valley as the GyfeUlon old houses* opposite the Great Western Colliery, in whfch a small colony manage to drag out a wretched existence. This group .nsi?to o f seven erections -one side facing the old tram m?d, and the other with a basement floor below facing the colliery on the west of the river. This basement of seven cellars, built something In the form of a modem coke oven, with arched ceilings, is let to seven families. The uper portion, v i z., that facing the tramroad, is li levie let oepM?te tenement*, bat M 6Ye :r these are dismantled, only two are let AS dwel- li.gs, which are patched up for the purpose by those living In them. The roofs of the seven cellars referred to are In a ruinous condition, and when heavy rains set in the water Ends its way through the many crevices and cracks into the cellan, where it saturates the walll and floors. The tenants of these miserable nuns have recourse to large fires to keep the pluttB dry, but as rapid and continuous evaporation is produced, the smell from the musty walls and the imperfect ventilation of the tenements produces a sickening sensation, independent of the dMger to the health of the Inmates, which Moh a :3rt¡:: thi?a must DeceM?rMy ecgender. Added to this, there is not a drain or a closet on the premises. Yet here, In these disgraceful and shocking erections, 45 people eat, drink, sleep, and live." The inspector was lnstrnoted to call the at- tention of the owner of the property to Its condl- tion.

JUDGMINT WM given in hvont of the P"h of St. Mary, lambetih, it. ?d.im g.imt the Metro- PO"ta, Board of WDrks for reimbammezt of the rates lost to the parish through the construction of the Thames Embankment. The amount claimed wM np?Mdt of ?6,000. Mr. Jtuttoa BbzkbuLm declaied that the tmeant p?y&bte to the parls'i was the aggregate o! the Mtea that w-uli have bmn pa,ab'e on the original property, I_the "pto rates colIebted on the new buttdtn? erected on the embankment. MORI SCHOOL BOARD DrscmiNg. Ailthe Southampton borough bench, on Wednesday, Wm. Oolle, the sohool attendance officer, was charged with sssaulting James Walter Dyson, aged six years, the son of the South western Company's district superintendent. The nurse odd she was out with the children, one of whom was riding a donkey, when they were stopped by the officer Mn! cross-examined by him as to whether thev attended schod, and on both a-,?-nt and the ]%Udon re- fu?itg to Mthfy his cariosity, he took the com. pMBMt by the sh.ul(lars and shook hlmylolenU,. much frightening him. The defendant was fined 20s and oosts. To LAND OWtM. AotNTX, &4t-Rout boob. reoelp f..?, titbonT?hicptM.. t)!rMm<nt*?mtn.bo' !x» k« Va>«Mry to th. .Vmenb 01 Beim". FAi ?.t? given on ?)*p5c?* to the mamw. of UK wo  M? Pr!n, WQI*L <?<W.

WARWICK AHD LKAM!N«TON UI'!H MICST1140. YMTJCROAY. MATCH Half a mile. I JU8n.I..10¡b .W,I. 1 ?'!t?fpp<.r. ?'<"h. ''? ? _L No Siting, won » The H*?«Mt UurwLn JUc» ? 5 -ch. '° M?d«i ?Mf< ft"; 'tfMM. 2 ?.. tw th- h.?), <? ?!y lUWIlty for »<m ?*?'. '??"' f,I ) ;?r. h*?, ?-e, *? hurdles.  x 'm'-A L Ri.? it".d.? .T m a e M M a.  i l:T'5! Oo'Nat'or,, XAGCII>I" '¡ Tr).n *!? "? ???'i? W 30 I Ocronet, to 1 1,lt <Jor",¡¡Idor, 8 w 1 topt /)r.hr, 10 to 1 fach '11t HII." Ilt,d UJd J'i., 100 &0 f\ :t :¡;í WOD bJ leo¡¡&b; The H))'KHrMHHTt)tM at ¡¡ 10ft eMh fr I..rtrl I ?th 60 added &"0 yet ??. ft Olb throe 9.t 41b four, 8re, and u ,do, U,t 71b m.r<. Md g??t' '? 5?! ? ::r.to I ?' sold for 300 MT.; if for 100, -?"<'?' /lb; I winners extra allowances to mddeoa; entrmoa 2 tov<. M?e (artoo?. N.MB.?tMb. ""y?5! Cb&Jlugr, 7.t 71b.. 'D<K{?* 'j n.nr.< Mph"r,7.t ?b, D? .) lieaccn, Squib, Tweed, fcyeton rorrirny trim. Mow me Tight, P?COM M?, '? ?7 also ran. Betting—2 to 1 apt H?uca, 7 to 2 -ot Cbal ;¡ ? 1 Itf&t:,u'/e :ro T,Jer -a BeMon, 10 to 1 t?t Hnitb. Won by head; bad third. The winner was bought In for 2110 guineas. The EBOHTS Handicap of 5 IOn each, for two year olds winners extra. Three furlongs. F)Mh .C Arcber 1 Yaw. d..i .d.?" *( 1, Libertine .Newh.aM 3 _3 Amason, Papoose colt, K.monJda, COCK a ktoop, and GSe.by alio ran. Betting 'H to 8 ag.t Co.?k & B.?p, 7 to 1 ?.?h S.t Ubeftme -d V- di Gx.?, 8 to 1 e.:=dt.e.nl:io to 1 apt PtpooM colt. Won br three lengths neck between the .eoond and third. A HASDICAP SwsBPfiTAKts of 5 sovs escH for three year Olds and upwards; winners extra. Five furlongs. Silurla .F Archer 1 y 2 191',h'l.d?; Newhouse 3 1 Clara, The Leopard, Unlet Kanger, Jiaronet (late Collingham), Comet, Shah, Akbar, and Finstall also ran. Betting- 5 to 2 agst Highlander, 0 to 2 each agst Clara and Silurla, 8 to 1 agst Finstall, 10 to 1 sgst Idle liOT. Won by four lengths. An objection to the winner on The ground of a flying start was over-ruled. The THIBD NDBSBBT RumcAP of 5 each, %ith 50 added, for two year olds winners e.tr& Straight run in. Hatmnm 2 wvs, the cnly UtMUtyu fcrfeit be d21í:V::cl:: the evening before Tanidng. Herald Newhouse 1 T,.ppi?? .—.— ? ?" 2 M??h- J Jarvis 3 Vasco di Uama, xrouoiesome con, n ooaman or Arden, Fairy, Stroller, The Don, Nasturtium, Zitella, and Formosa colt also ran. Betting- to 4 agst Trappist, 8 to 1 agst Stroller, 10 to 1 each agst Herald, Nuturtlam, Flash, and Formosa colt, 100 to 8 each agst Vasco di Gama and Zitella, 100 to 6 agst Mechanic, 100 to 3 agst Woodman of Arden. Won by three lengths; head between the second and third. The SrcraiT CAsTLE CUP HANDICAP of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, with 100 added; for three year olds and upwards winners extra, One mile and a quarter. ■Old FMMon.better 1 I Kelchburne Cutler 2 Hippias, carried Cat 71b F Archer 3 1 Vanderdecken, Jesuit, Kumore, and Indian Ocean also ran. Betting-6 to 4 apt Vanderdecken, 4 to 1 apt Hippias, 9 to 2 &gat Old F.%M.n. 100 to 12 agst Kelchborne, 12 to 1 each agst Kilmore and Indian Oman. Won by a Ieagth bad third. THE FLYUlG SCB-D CUP (handicap) value 300 lon, ilíby subscription of 20 sovs each, 10 ft, with 100 added (surplus to the winner), for three year olds and upwards; wiimets extra. Seven fnrlongs. Alunden Thompson1 j Quantook Dodge 2 I Day Deam F Archer 3 1 Newry, Mr Winkle, Webster, and Begjarman also ran. Betting- 9 to 4 apt Mr Winkle, 3 to 1 agst Quantock, 4 to 1 agst Day Dream, 5 to 1 apt Muncc-n. Won by a aeok length between second and third. A PLATE of 100 sovs for maiden two year olds at the time of entry; colts, 8et 101b; BUies, Sjt 71b winners extra. Five furlongs. V)c?.HotU),8<t M!b.Bitrtew 1 I Leveret, Stt lOlfc F Archer 2 I Chatelaine, 8st 71b Morbey 3 I Kineton, Miss Fickle fmy, jtsironess coic, hostage Stamp, and Red Start colt also ran. Bettiag—5 to 4 on Leveret, 7 to 2 agst Victorious, 10 to 1 agat any other. Won by three-parts of a length; bad third. MATCH-Two miles on the flat- Lily DAe, 5 yrs, list 71b, apt Slander, aged, list. Postponed till Saturday, The Selling SteeplechaM and the Hunt Steeple chase were postponed till to-morrow (Saturday) on account of the snow lying so thick uneier the hedges. A full programme has been issned by the Clerk of the Course for to-morrow (Saturday). ORDER OF RUNNING TO-DAY (FRIDAY) I Match. 10-30 Handicap Plate 10.45 The Fourth Nursery Handicap 11.15 The kZO Plate for Two Year Olds IL15 (New.Kace) five fnrlongs) 12.15 The Wi.di.g-up Handicap 12.45 The SeU?"??&!eRace .?. l.M The Bradgate Cup L45 The Grand Annual Steeplechase 2.15 The Selling Hurdle Race 245 Maiden Hurdle Race ,I.. 3.15 WEIGHTS. The BHAMATE CUP. F; J st lb i b;r' 8 !2 I Va»elerdecV»n 8 10 Baby Castle 7 12 | Bay Dream 7 10 'BSe.?J???.?6 Pageant 7 5: H?fM..?I?????0 Chance .?.7 1 0 Bothwell 6 10 KMt!Ms 6 9 Chieftain « 7 Xanuhns 6 7 Gemtvieve — 6 7 Prince88CbriBtlall. 6 7 st ID Genuine 6 4 Dukedom 6 4 KidbMotM ?..??. 6 4 Whiny..l 6 2 HArpendeD 6 2 Webster a 2 Whitebait a 0 Old Fashloa Is 0 Rostrevor 6 0 St Mark 6 10 BuffoD 5 10 Lemonade colt 5 10 Cloister 5 7 Psrotes 5 7 NEW RACI- nO PLATE for for Two Year Olds, hve f?,I.up c.Its 8st 101b aiUet, 8st 71b; the ï:r :ld:r 1:l1' for 30, aawed 71b. The weights were published at 2.30 p.m. yes- terday. The following paid forfelt:- C..by?e? | Curate S,rln Simon =.ft SELLING RACE (five furlongs). Cbilt.. I" I Cora Tommy Tyler N.m,ke B??!I ?' Ait. Bothw (?U s .y Rock S<MSty HANDICAP PLATB. at Ib <t)b lady Attelstone. 0 7 Bine Bock 8 0 Rouen 8 6 Seasay 7 0 I h1d" 8 .I=; 13 B?h?U   8 e FiMtftU???"?? 6M 1;:ckÏe: i r l "TER HA1imcAP. st lb t lb ,t lb 7 Ch'Iton Low 8 A 0.?"i.v 11 I Ch'lton Lus t1 ladyAtholstone 10 10 Idle Boy 8 4 Highlander e 6 A)<btr.J?. 8 0 ttMta. t 0 KUh)tet 8 0 Leopard 8, ?2 Finstall 7, ? 2 Tetwr 8 10 Abiu dOU 7 U Kelchborne 8 5ash! 7 10 Honeysuckle 8 6 PLATE (New Bace). Jona Capeu. Lytton Electric VIIII!:1.rBo, SELLING HURDL* BACE. WMatler I Minnie Warren .A leJlallder Comet Whlnjari Stamford Evening Star Bachelor I ADDITIONAL ABBIVAL3. I The following horses have arrived :-Boeaocr, I Wrangler, Namesake, Anita, Ohlltou Lus. EXPECTED. I Tester and Berserker. BOBATCHINGS. THE GRAND ANNUAL STWSTLECHASB,—Morning Star and !tuft.a. B The FOURTH N U., KELY,-Wwdman of Ardon, Laurler, Leverot, Bonnie Louise, Postage Stamp, Hcctra, Texana filly, and Nasturtium. The WiMMNo ur HANmcAf. Unkedom. The llRANlMJATJt CIJI'VanùurdeokeD. Chance, and Dukedom, NEW PROGRAMME FOR TO-MOBKOW (SATURDAY). A NUBlnY HANDICAP ol M sovs. for fi?e year olds, ? $ova op i rmeo. B tr 6 ran .D. A 1481.1.111'. HAXNICAR fft.'R«isiiT of p, for ho. ,u, <4d» the winner to t- soil I." tJO »ov« .1 aova. Plro Iarlnogs. A "I.An .1 FO sovs for THREE y**r nkl. end upwardu mtraaca, 380. Oru, mlUaAd* half, ovi r oi I U'li»a. A Wa1.71.1' 11.'10'11: PI.An of M) aovs for THRU year olda »nd uu<r«rds entrance i urn. Three-

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MICHAEL ANOBLO. The Hnctor 4 the )L.Tl 0.11"7 t)?!) fm/i, I Ion nee, b.. juri published a curious "Iak' ( •Michael Atis' 'i founded oa new'd ocumenU, TTiU k to oocJMi'/i, of the Imr hsn- dredth anniversary of the great srttit, which will be rob tlot }Qlh cf Moreb next A ii irnVr of dooa- ti.< nts fottner l y in the posiesst' n of tin R-tti ;'¡ f(;hr¡y,h\r.:Htt" "!¡"(I?::o: the I>unn,b- Theae ewiaiat "I 7'»0 letters n MlrhI'. own handwriting, 1,1'" jthrws f,- tL m'J" .d.h,d ?f his time, and "the.. ?ming from I'open, pru. a, or private p«raoca, an d papers relating to -11 the contracts relating to his paint- ia', bunnR ,n..1\ ok'l.bea from hn o*a d. At the same time it I. »r,nounr<j-l that t4e Palace of the Via GhlbWii.a, which belonged to Michael Angelo, and in which t. to be f.,and his gallery of paintings, will be restored with a view to Ibe cÍ1cum.bnr. and decorated with aetjptnree and fT.u. Finally, an exhibition of aoGoe qf his works, and cepies of ùl, is being orgulsod.

THE LABOUR MABKKT, The home bbonr market continues depressed in several important departments. The ullrlhtm Ironworkefl r. ay be mentioned. ipeclally slack, and on the Tyne many shipbuilder are also unem- ployed. In Dmham miners are goi? t work, and in .-y diM.t4 ..? -Ilie,i. bt?g opened out. At Hartlepool marine engineering is fairly brisk, and at Birmingham the lending trades are moderately well employed. Dock- works are in progress at Milford Haven ac4 Avonmoutb, and in oonwmplatim at Harwich, and several eden.he uüw.y .i. IWl require good labour. At Mhemotd, the bj lding trd?s .ti.no bri.i4 ad tb,4t?.t ofre gen?lly the &Maultw%l la)?our hMn« have been well tbe-dsL The ralJ.m..kln¡: oenUBne* very deprema. From the Unite'! 8ttt« advices are still very discouraging ad at all the great .t,?. of Industry large Nbr. f &,a reported ? out of employment. In C#Jffor&6. however, there is no snrplus of agricultural labour. ConsldeiaWe numben of emigrants .tuu to leave for New Zealand, Queensland, and Western Australia. The South American republics remain In a very unsettled state, immigration being thereby much retarded. Domestic servants remalo In much demand for &11 parts.—LiO>our Newa.

ECCLESIASTICAL WORK FOR NEXT 1 SESSION. The i}[rLr.d,rstrr Guardian's london eorresponeleiit writes :-1 learn that among the eoclesiastleal pro- posals of the next session will be a Bill, to be tn- troduced by Lord Shaftesbuiy, for revising the long vexed question of ecdeelaadcal fees. The frpmin of tbe measure will be bw(i upon In- :fonofp::id""i:ret;tltr:(I.= bla lordship moved in the House of Lords last Miy. There f, cme expectation &Is* that Lord Shaftes- bury will In effect, if not entirely, relieve Mr. Bnssell Gurney of his BiU for extending the dis- ciplinary provisions of the Public Worship Aot. Lord L.) ttelton will bring In a Bill to increase the episcopate; and the Bishop of Peterborough will introduce a measure to secure the more stringent abolition ofsimony. Most of, if net all, these sub- jects, will come before. meeting of the blthops to be held in January.

LOBD COLD1DGB has determined a dbputei question of refreshen in the Court ? Co?n Fleas. Hltheito the taxing-master has disallowed refreshers in that court, but a more liberal rule Is observed in the others. His lordship directed the taxation in question to be reviewed, and the re- reshera allowed. WILLIAM SAUL-EL HOCGEB, letter-stamper at Cambridge Post-office, has been committed for trial on vwo charges of steeling letten containing money during the present month. He was caught in thft act In one case by an officer sent down from the General Foat office, and in a second case the stolen Jetter was found on him. THE Rev. Hugh Wilson Bateman, vicar of St- Job. the Evangelist, Waterloo-road, died sud- denly on Sunday night, after the conclusion of the services. Mr. Bateman, who was only tliirty-two years of age, came to London In 1871, when he was nominated to the vicange by the Archbishop of Canterbury, in succession to Mr. Johnston. He had held the Kentish living of Whitstable from 1868 to 1871, and was much beloved in thit town, THE LATE UALEB IN THE GBBMAN 0 :EAN. — During the last few tides an immense tleet of over due timber laden shipping ham arrived at West Hartlepool, and at the old port from the Baltic Nearly a score cf vessels have had their deck car- goes of timber swept overboard by the fury of the tea, and most of them have had their s\lls split. In many cases the bulwarks have been stove la, and one was in such peril and leaked so badly that the deckload had to be thrown overboard.

IUIIt" THE STUDIO ROYAL, 45, WIND-STREET, SWAKSSA. ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER, HERR JEAN GOLDMAN. I very style ef Photographs 11& very rednoed pr!C88 The new "Vander Weyde Patent Picture," now very popular In every part 01 the world, u ornament to 8Yery Album, and suited for Prtet. Sole Liceaoee- for this neighbourhood. TIle Studio Is open from 8 am, until 10 \10m" hit ot charge, for viewing the LARGI: COLLECTION OF FINK ART riOTURIS. 13sod BCRWICK'S BAKING POWDBR HAS BEEN AWARDED TWC GOLD MEDALS FOR ITS SUPERIORITY ovor all OTHERS. Make* Bread, Pastry, Paddings, Ac IIabt -d wbelesoroe. Sold in l(L -d 2d. Padct.e: auo r,d 1. pt..t B. 1l69oJd 1m SKMMMMtMM. TVANTRD, a strong Lad to a'sist in brewing, and to f g. fly -iul. Lppl? :14 ib* Whot he.f H"to, ?Nithy. 1?7dr3jt j ORN DAVil^, Draper, Mert^yr, V«tiaoci<M foe J o:'c'dJi!ti ? ?'?.?' .1: vo,,g Man f,?, 'I.??,y. Wdh in>ii>pen**blc. State l'artku!Mt, 11.3 wlvflfin to ii fcr a ?hurt pehMt. 30 M tou&Mt 'V À ,furs,t:\H"s:ftt¡o't\\r}Õ ottiee. Bute Do,h, C8I'JitL n.'lorSO '?'?<'[?' immediately, au Mpcr..a.e4 Hand ? (WeliM. A?<?yy')')t!mMv.')')M))tMr? Mmantrttt'i; .1'0 MMMnmtt-.xtMm)o'r(\?')<h) Apply to W. J?'? ?J Company, iTeherbari. 2,W'30 1 A n cxperianced accountant, hwk keeper, cA&liicr, A and «oiw#poisilent ia ope* for a Efgbt e*t>erieuc« In the coal trade a!*o WgfuJ kconlpdce of tr. cb Highest refawnce and war ty w required -AddrcsaO. H.t Poat offioa, IJ;u"¡ly, ()armS" t.htlUSlJih. \f\f[ ANT t immediHtely, a Youth f,,r n^' P»wn- ?Y?' bmktH?'i'?MtM. '"ee :HI NctftMd-At?i to Henry 8tm?), \1 ,'r't. Ntath. A -SHU?')K? wMtcd by I?p.tbl Y .)t? r.?- ? eou?here ??rto?rmtidtske? Wt?.?i- A?, I, Rhy..n,?y. ANTKEMnnuedi• Uly, a oT'aeral sawt. 'a*"t W fond of ibileien gooil references re^aiml — Apply to MM. 0;i)cr. ? Bruoswick street,  ''l'' .\TR"ïï,c '? ? ?Uw? <u.t. Arpty M the HaiWat W"kS Cjmaer, M.?ttf;. ?'?'? Printed for the Prt pilet.'r*by HtMM lASi 'iiisjCaan. .,e b3- it th. .1 ti. ;,r Ma>L" St. M.?) ?. t. C?rAitt, I. Ui<' C.ma? c! I' t:t;;tå' o. :'y .n;¡d ?Mt. In the Varhh ? 8l John the to Use B{"ou1a of I:n-? "I tho 'hop .? DA"?,l W.LUt?. r?.??U?, in tic Parish of St Mary, tu rt;>  o( Canl^an: M tM 'hop et 11? 7. J. '*■ M.T?trM? i? tho H-.gb .< Hav.uf-.MwoA » f < (\?'<ty oi I-enibroie; la th< siwi' Bxr i:' ¡{:d.:n' ru l'[.uXr: Cocity o! CA- -'rihef; <B the Shon ? T '"?? Divit' 1.)t':16f. ft.ubMtoU<M? f*M ■>' "J; p" < '.< K. N, JoMKt. )M. 0? WWW1 ■tree*. Wewport. ts ■ to ) tUPAY. NOVRMBKlt 37, la.