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CARDIFF. TUE BAR COIN MAKFP.-AT the Borough PoHeee.art yesterday, before Mr. K. 0 Jone?, the f ] reirmnil mid his wife 1'riidt nco Hvott, who h.d been ?ud?, remand n th a -c o' 1, g Moii'.ous P.,s"?i.. of n( for 11,, miiuu.ui'tur- 0 Wo e»m, w-ro ^1 < m. IW4« »•> :uul wbkh ..efLma)e '?'  a:  li. ?' I;en eon, wiia wus committed for trial at  ?t v ?' A PircHFOKK.-An Italian, who was be?..? in hJ ?? .eof t;ich.rd Nestor, w? chafed before ?1 0. Jona<, at the Pohce-court. y?terJny, with liauu^ a serious ?ssauttuf.ouJcremi?. Lyons, ?uudde.aged man. The prisoner couiit not speak Lnglisli. ami the e,i- • h il è)U: (1l11utJ)., to be translated for him. Both t,it:tiit i;nd !hM prisoner were labourers, and on T?. ?.v crc!lin they wcr-. en??od in Ming some WMgoM with "i., at th New Po.? Qn"y on the E?t Moors. The ?cd?m'ij? aiuMtwM"t"?'?" and ?P'?''?? '■ loader." The former alleged that ill the cousc of the end of his -.tru?. the prisoner, who at once threw his fork at complainant. The fork struck comphunants foo., and pivrcod it onite through.—The case was remanded until to-morrow, for the doctor's report upon the state of the woand, A: twri) E,aEz;¡,nmxr,-Gcorge Williams Thoma3, a middle-aged man, was charged with having embezzled the Ujl1 11 ci'>> H'C. ij,1.. money belonging to Evan Josephs. of the Cumbrian Hotel. Mr. Kaby prosecutcd. The prisoner was employed once u month by the prosecutor to put his books straight, for which he was paid 103. During last week he had been employed for four days, and on Y: 'av \}v r -utor gave him wherewith to go ?nd' 'i ?vbich amounted to X?; ?9. 6d. The 0,1,1 Mier was to keep for his trouble. The pri.-oj.t :• ui'-l u-A j ay the bill, but appropriated the whole of the money. On Tu-sday night he was given into the cus- tody of ktr. Superintendent Stoekdale. The learned sti- pendiary intimated that there was not evidence sufllcieut to show that the Kroner was properly a servant in the employ of the prosecutor, and discharged the man from custody, remarking that Mr. Josephs had his remedy in the county court.—Tho prisoner was accordingly discharged, ?' .i'EM'Y TO A HoME.—SoJomon Andrews, omnibus PI' victor, aplH'ard be lore hi8 Wor>hip to answer a charge .f 1)ot-jji;tte?l (,nc? of his horscs to to worked while sutler! from wound*. On Friday, all omnibus, to which wcr>• attacked two h("e belonging to the defendant, was ?a:i?inK at the Bute Docks. A police-officer had his atten- tiozi to :n? of the "uima!, and on examining it, found underneath the collar two raw wounds on the shoulders.—Mr. Superintendent Stockdale stated that he examined th" horse, and found it t,) be wretchedly out of con litiou. The aBim..t could scarcely stand, was trembling all over, and was i-l;L;te inifit for work.—Mr. Kees (magis- trate clerk) You arc nre the horse was unaoie to stann; —Sui-erinteiident Stockdale: They were propping each other up at the D^cks, I am told. (Laughter.)—The defendant, who complained that the rongh macadam did cons iderable injury to the horse- in public vehicles, stated that bo did not allow his men to work horses if there was anything at all the matter with thcm,The magistrate imposed u tine of and cost*.—The defendant: That is ?ry hard. —The n a ;istrate: I don't think it i,. It is much harder for the p -or horses tlat are worked in the elate this one was in. MI*. FHO VT'H CONVERT.—This entertainment took place at the Stuart H-kll last evening, and although the weather was as unfavourable as it well could be, there was a large attendance present. Mr. aud Ali-s. Frost are skilled mni- cians, all I their ability as public entertainers has been made manifest on more than one occasion. As a master of the harp. Mr. Thomas has won a hig-h reputation, while 1\11' 'I 11'" ,,¡lainct] con3idemhle local fame as an acco; .• j It might fairly be said that these cl,N I at any time draw together a large cirri.' fi u lU ti. but, desiring to give their patrons as liberal and varied a programme as possible, they secured the services of the Misses Sophie and Eliza Foote, of Bath, lHr, Taylor, of Salisbury, Mr. Graye" of Newport, and Signor Pughi. of Clifton. The selections were from lilac. fan-on, Aririti. Uishop, Dibdin, Mo:tart, A¡;>tommas, and other composers who.-e melodies are old favourites in the The concert W:1; altogether a great success. SIT-DKN DEATH.—An inouest wa, held last evening, at the Towu-hall, before Mr. H, L. Reece, on the body of Joshua Danb. u ma^on. lodging nt :\0. 1, Victoria-street, Crockherbtewn. The deceased had been very intemperate lately, and on Tuesday complained of being unwell. Ho cam" from his work about four o'clock, and went to be,1 about si), His landlady took him some hot brandy and water, and a mustard poultice was afterwards applied to his chest, when he vomited II small quantity of blood. He be- cam hotter, and w is th#n left in he. hout c1crn o'clock he was observed ?oiig down stairs with a bmp in his hand, and when near the bottom he was seen to fall gn; lually to the ground. Assistance was at once obtained. and Mr. Evans "nt for, but the unfortunate mlln was quite dead. The surgeon was of opinion that lie had rup- ♦•'red a blood v(,??el »*id donth was caused by the efflux of ?:' J verdict ia accordance with the IMOO. '•» man, t'i.Jv?? ?.cd wa a u.u.?" -»"> b»u»} t Al" ived nnart iron iiis ;f-' aa'l children, of whom it was 81\1.. the¡ ..i.?t. We n:t?.r<t?n.< the w.t\. lives at Lreeon, and had 1 wo chtdren w?h her. Duce?e.) contributed to ihcir ?''??r-vOF.?;?.-OnSM?y!)ixhtIa'.t,thcWo?. yin.-Uote), Cathay. wa?ntcr..) b?Y?n nine and fleyeu o'cloc: by om(' 'p'r.tJ:1 .r pl'l"SOnB unknowB" finll one I),. th'J drawee in a bedroom was lUen op; This drawer con- tained neailv !• wM. "Ivor, an.l copper. the whole ol which wa< found To hav,; been earned oil. ^o ?lu. has as yet btai,-?ed ft4 to ?%io tili'ves.be VIN" CH'S Co-cuu"—T'ais evening a eoncertwiil be g>ven |i at tl,?. St,?.rt 11-ill. I," till 11, ,-ill be M?m.?i? by Mi? 1.?ut? Uiwuott, Mi>. Db AHwood,aud AT.. ri de t. -o ?T.'???.-Y?tcrd.y .naming a ,light thunder. 6t?;.bm-tt ovcr the town, and the remainder of the day W-erv nd exe. edinrxlv cloe. 1'litE ATVxvroN-l-a.st evening a fire brake out a. tac store an 1 stable-, belling to J]r. Kid,lermiuster Castle nnd Edl Hold, C'auton-road, whieh adjo.u the hotel. The ? Belt HoiL.I, C?utor.o.?. which ?jo.u ti? hotd. J'he was sent to the rolice-station, St. Mary-street, when, the red W!\ taken ut by the borough police Some (('IRY, OWl'n'r, occun'ed in summoning the brigade, and lloe of tb<)r'iu? were t?kfn to the spot. At the hre the old- fashioneil plugs were found to have been covered oxei, a.i men had to be set to xvork to pick the stones up oyer them, 'I his occupied ,.?n, time, and long be Sore they^ad Imishc the tire had burnt it.,?if out. The damage i not nn- con (. id.M-al.le. but we understand t}w PI-OD'is(? .ii-c? t A body of thee'?utvrf''?. ?'?'?''?'" ?S,auJ ??tcJ in 'keepi? o?cr. Ir. Supcrmtcude.^ ?to<L..?. was aLo jw.-R-nt with t?reb?a.'e.

PONTYPIUCiX Dr-vru OF AN OI A INHABITANT.—One of the oM {?mr.'rfa'-M"iuPo".ty[.nd.thMp?dtoh?t?t.Mr.. M.? Jones, wif?fM..John Jones ?''??rs'At-n? xvas bm-iei on Tuesday, in the graveyard ndjoini1Jg' C\u'mel ('hn! There w.tsaMO!'trei,pect?))e8!t?ihwn..ct towns. ,.c? ?.d friends from the ont)ying districts. Mo.,t ot th. c,t?h)i-'t'nMtsY.r<'fI?<iurinsthctimct.iprc:?u's were >>eimr convcwd to their last resting place. Mrs.ones Iud ,n H'("U\. 'k, 1m t he was a most warm-hearted friend, and '•; 'ost ?celut manageress of nu hotel such as the D??..?Arm?,vho.ecuthutry rt?piitittio,? sli, cf<.t-'?nh)g'tt?'t'?''co?.SU(ib?att?)th?? of '].'he i-OOrg i-,i which t.hewasmo?UysMcuiur m 11 u in will look ;nA?:u-d for a long tlUW now its occu- ?. -tt -? ..?. fd ?way. A !!re?t many who had re,,on to be in' while she lived wiitkeenty led the lo;; o'eaio!lcl by L.r !-?h.

HAVERFORDWEST. HOUSESREAHISO AXD I?oii,,Ery.-A trami), who gave tic name of James Dixon, was brought up ill custody ot the t)oH?ouTuc?y, before Nlr. S. li?irford, wit!, brcnbng iuto the honse of 1'hvid Thomas, <)tC!?n Hi!) in the ptiri,l, ,f ?it(-ilin, a )i r. Of itii(i ?uiiie br, ii(I :xiid Intter, 011 Monday 'as!' The prosecutor left his lion e properly secure'1 in the morning, and on returning to t in the ulter. ?. he'f?? ?"" it had t??f?'i')y ?t??, ?nd the nrtici v. ment' vu< >, v-i v.- > ("leu. He informed the police ol the ro'iberv i r, in comply wtthtwooth? traml' \Va. I'. 0. Smith, n"ar S{lit:J, and on hi::l Wl' fl I 1 'I. -;»sr property. The purse iu the lUorn:W! had cvutaineJ a LJ'g. sum ('f mOI1Y, hut fortu. )::tcl:: tho prcecntor' wife hilt1 occnion h) remove.? t?t'rwhop:d<tthehou.'[-ftti.ItK)m.t!tnD:p..?h ttt'?? lais--1 a considerable b.,ty.-T, prisoner w.M l'e li.ami 'i t..l Saturday ne .t.

PEMBROKE. p?..i?,.I:OBnnRY.-On<hcn)shtofMo?.a.v?t..om<' .M.?u(.nt?ctt)-.e'<oo!ns-ome?oftheP.'mbto.Utd Tcn'?'M''iIwY?Pcm);roiiC.MM', seethe cash-box, con- t<u?r.<'?t?.llJ.,Lc?)':?tothcconiimHY,?'Mme Y?.?.p.?s. M-?h-.yn.p?.yisexpr.?cd.orthe ?t.t.nLt.r, Mr. lL WrM.ch xvho, we hear, will have to 1-uke 'O'id t}w lo: Up tn the prrscut no trace has hceu ?b?'.i?d of the thiens, but the police arc on the alert,

BRITOX FERRY. OR-N!N(. OK THE KEXV Ol;AN.-It will be S0C11 ny ail- ilvcrti'emcnt that the new organ at St. will be Opened on the 7th of October, when t..e en. The Archdeacon of l.laiidaff will preach in the morning, and the I'rv .i (.. Gai'.atlett, of St. James's Church. Sv.an.-ea, V the evening. There will be full ehml service.

SWANSEA. THE TO DELlnm A PLEDGE. Kmniannel v "ilorris. pawnbroker, College-street, was summoned by Marv Ann Allen, who charged lnm with refusing to dc- Vver a silk skirt which she had pledged withhun.Com- plainant proved that on the 1st September, lbuJ, she plel]gcl1 a black silk skirt with the defendant and on the .1?t pl.?,.?b,r, 18?. sho applied to h?ve the t.ekct backed for threo months, which MM. Alos? refused, saymg that 1'i -v were "oim: out of the pawnbroking"und complainant 'lie t,,skett Mri, Mo'es to Icthcrteuve the ?r?s in till she had got the monov for it, and Mrs. [,¡'ridi \y s'!l',d J); l irr :r,b:i;: making application she received an eva.iTe answer— ihe tie?ch'd.d not consider that the evidence w? suthetentiy clear to prove refusal, and dismissed the case. Sim 's PILOT CASE.—B 'fore the bor..gh magi,trLte?, Ba?tholomy B. -inier, in?.ter of tl,2 St. Chrysostom, was summoned by Thomas Johnson, harbour pilot, for sum of 10s., pilotage, alleged to be due for. transporting his Teasel into dock.—From the evidence, it appeared that the complainant had been engaged as pilot to bi the vessel into tho South Dock from the Puke s Pock, .d when she .i,,d at the lock be left her, con- siderin" that his duties then ce!\seù.-Mr. J. W. James, harbour superintendent, was called, and proved that the complamant had not done his duty as harbour pilot in bkin the ship into the lock and Icann.? her. He ought u have taken her into dock.—Case dismissed. Tm: MAYORALTY.—Still another candidate for the ofn,-c of chief magistrate for the borough A weekly contempo- rary, published yesterday, is authorised to stute tuat Mr. William Kichards is a candidate for the civic chair." STOTTAOB ON THE GHEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—Yes- terday afternoon, the up train which should haye arrived at Swansea at a quarter past two, did not get in till a quarter past 3 o'clock. On enquiring the cause, it was ascertained that the delay arose from the line being stopped near Gower-roau station by a goods train that had got off the line.

NEWPORT. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.—It is stated that Mr. J. Wilson Bebell has been requested, and has intimated his intention of oITering himself as a eanrlidate for the Last Ward, on the 1st of November next. The present members are Messrs. W. Graham, James Murpliy, and S. Batchelor, each of whom, it is presumed, will seek re-election. SruPID PUMOUI, OF MUEDER.—On Monday evening a rumour gained currency that a mutilated body of a woman had been found by some children in n fieltl contiguous to the highway for Cardiff. The only ground for such a s.:ement appears to be that some filthy female garments had been found in the field in question, and the various surmises thus set in motion culminated in the rumour that murder had been committed. WATCH COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF HEALTH.—The fortnightly meeting of these committees was held on Tuesday, at the Council Chamber, Town-hall. The Mayor presided, aud there were also pret-ent—Aldermen Latch, lJllyis, Townsend, Brown, and Lewis; Councillors Dr. Morgan, Beynon, W, Graham, It. (irahaiii, Bolt, Roper, Batchelor, Harrhy, &c. The minutes were read and confirmed, followed by the Chief-Superintendent's report of crime and statbties for the past fortnight. A letter was also read by the Chief-Super- intendent, stating that he had received from Major Herbert, the chief-coiistable of the county, a moiety of £10, which had been offered for the apprehension of the thief who broke into the coach-house of Pavid M arris, Lsq., of Risca. Insoector Shcppard and Detective Curtis succeeded in ap- prehending Laufear and Brimble, to whom the robbery was traced, and the men sentenced to seven years' and ten years' penal servitude respe;tively. The lioar(I con-zentett that the money should be handed over to Sergeant Curtis,- Five shillings was also awarded to P.C. Morgan, by Sir George Walker, for attending at the Bazaar, held at the Victoria-hall last week. The Chief Superintendent also stated that he had complied xvitb the request of Mr. Broxvn In relercncc to tile nUlliucrOI warru.U:il:CCULCU. ujr ,,)I.;¿:L"u. Bath, and had drawn up a report. Bath harl ak, tendered his resignation, after a servitude of 2!) Jral's and 7 months. In answer to a question, the Chief Superintendent stated that for IS years Sergeant Bath had suffered from a hml leg, the effect produced by a chill which he took at the lire of Newport Bridge, xvhen Bath stood in the water for many hours supplying the engines with water. Some very kindiy remarks were made by several members of the Board as to Bath's long ?e,,i- tude, ?,l it was considered that the least the board could do was to accept his resignation, bnt not to allow it to terminate until the 1st of March next, when a period of 30 years would have elapsed, and Bath would then be entitled to two-thirds of his pay from the super- annuation allowance instead of one half, as at present. A resolution was drawn up and passed. Alderman Brown then commenced catechising the Chief Superintendent as to the outstanding amount due to the rates now in the h,ullls of the police for collection. At length he objected to the passing of the resolutions alluded to, inasmuch as it had not been put to the voto—The Town Clerk ruled that the resolution had been rc-gularly passed and entered on the minutes.—Alderman Davis contended that they could not alter it unless they gave notice or rescinded it at the quarterly lDeeting.-AIc!ermr.n Brown, after a considerable amount of talk, wished it to be under- stood that the xvliole matter would be adjourned for a fort- night.—Mr. Harrhy, somewhat sharply, asked what Mr. Brown meant by wihi!lg it to be understood. He cer- tainly ought to got the conStnt of the Board first. He also asked what was tho object of the inquiry.—Mr. W, Graham thought that there was no mistaking what the drift of tho in'lmry w"s, and it was a i cr? proper one. He considered that the ?l?ole thing showed a good deal of laxity ai to the way in which matters were managed, and he thought that as a Board it was their btlsines to see that the executing of summonses and warrants were properly executed, and the accouut kept in a proper way. Mr. Brown then moved, and 1111', Graham seeollcletl-" That a list of warrants, made out by Mr. Powell, collector of St. Woollos, now handed to the Mayor by Mr. Alderman Brown, be put into the hands of the chief superintendent, and that he be directed to report to the Board at their noxt meeting, this day fortnight: First, whether tie list is accurate, and, if not, where inaccuracies appear; secondly, what suuis have been recovered under such warrants; thirdly, what sums have been paid over to the collector, and the dates." The report of the surveyor was read, as follows" Genttemen-The plan submitted by Mr. liees Williams for two houses, and by Mr. Robert Wcstacott to be erected on the north side of Lewis-street, arc recommended for approval by your committee, provided bay windows are placed in the first floor of each, so as to make the elevation of that side of the street uniiorm. (Ap- proved.) Mr. Plummer also submits an amended plall for premises in Castle-street, and Lang- sends a plan for a house on the "JIlth sido 1 of Alma-street. (Referred to AVoiks Committee.) The fees receivable from all sources at the public ,Iiterliotises during tt? quarter ending on Saturday !].?th? *J5th iust., amount to .?SO lSs. 7d., a" compared  £:H p6. Cd. for the corresponding quarter ot 1?G8. i our I..ùomcrs to??l? up ,and renewed, during the last week, of' 1'.1.1 .1.11.- 'wr .1,nn"h c.irln the eastern hall ûI 1110 asp.ian nmunaj, VII ,vu"u .n. ûf pwport.hl'idge, and the co.ot of the same will h2 charged to the county s")-wor. Tne new paving and coanneUin^ m'dered by YOR for Carpenters' Arms-lane is being bad down sati?facterity by Mr. Jonah Francis, and i have directed your labourers to examine ?,??d cleanse the old drain in the lane before the new works arc completed.^—I am, gentlemen, your obodiont servant, CONYEKS LIUBY. Town-liall, Newport, Hon., Sept. :!8, lSGiJ,1\ir. Gm- ham next said" 1 beg to give notice that this day month ffiGth October), I glll1 c ill tho attention of the board to the pr. jt-nt arrau"cment for its meetings and distribution of <> business, and propose certain alterations for adoption at J  the next quarterly meeting." This concluded the business, PISOKDEKLY Ar"BE?T!CE.—At the Police-court, yes- tcrday.CeorgeAnsticc, an apprentice, WM summoned for leaving his master's service without notice, and bcha.-tn? ????..?.Abraham Jones, sculptor, ?tat,?d that Ief(!i?d..t was his apprentice, and had been in the habit of absenting him,df, and performed his work in such a dilatory manner that he was obliged to complain, and when he went towards him to make him go on with his work, defendant kicked him Royerrly on the leg. It was not the first complaint, aud he was sorry to sav that he was exceedingly msolept and vicious. Defendant denied the statement of complain- put. He had been ordered out of the yard Illd he went. Cautioned, and ordered to pay 4s. fid. costs. JKALOUSY AND ASAUllrR,William William" a sawyer, and Annie Williams were charged under a warrant with •limiting Charlotte Williams, the wife of the iirst-named defendant.—C'omplaina-it stated that she bad been married for two years. Last Monany night she saw her husband with the other defendant, and had also seen her with her husband on several occasions at the Hose and Crown, She also saw him at 12 o'clock at night in Pill-road, with bis arms round her She did not wish to press the charge a-aii'st her husband. He had been a good hushmd until :10 fell into the toils of this woman. She would rather let him go free. It was the woman who sent for her husband irom n- T_ .1.1., __rJ1n hh work to go to tlio itose anu W woman said she was innocent as a baby about an j thn wroii.r, and always believed that the male defendant x a. mariied to her sister, with whom he had live land cobiti ii, I for-ix years-She xvas advised to leave the man and his wife ?iune, and also the whisky and the rum.-l' ined os. and "o;b, and the man was bouna over to keep the Peace I" against his w?fe. ??l'. ?KD-The monthly meeting of this Hoard was held at the Town-hall on Wednesday, Mr. James Brown nresided. There was a numerous attendance ot ir embers. After reading the minutes, the report of the committee appointed to inquire into the cost ot shingling the Dissenters' Chapel in the Newport Cemetery was re. had roconimended the payment ot Mr. Adams s (the architect's), account, as prc. cntcd. Ihis gave rise to long discussion, as to why the meeting hadbeen koh. m Mi. Adams's office rather than at the loxvn Hall. Die l leiK explained satisfactorily that Mr. Adams had an objection to to the Town hall. The chairman also explained how it xvas that Mr. Adams was not able to be present at tilc I;Ist meeting of the Board. It was at length proposed, *ccor.d nnd carried that illr. Adams he paid 10 guineas for his services. A discussion also arose in reference to Air. A Knanp's account for work done, &e., amounting to £2!1 It's ti. He was culled before the Board and rendered sundry explanations. The accounts were ultimately passed, and cheques for tbe amounts drawn. Rome minor matters were di,p,d of, the meeting separated. _C CA-TLB !,I.U{.KET, \Y(dlled:tr.-Tl1e largest mipjuy U. ftcck of all kinds that has been brought into our market for sereml months past .was present to,dl\Y, and the busi- ness transacted was altogether bri.?lor. The number of ??.' ''Y.'as unusual, Mainl?, owing to the supply of Mnor stock ewes, nnd many of the pens were in prime condition. There waS also a good supply of store cattle, but fat beasts xvere still scarco. Pigs were more plentiful, and a good many porkers were fit for the butcher. Prices ruled as follows Mutton, Gld. to 7J.I., lamb. 7id. per lb; beet, id. to "Id. per lb.; pigs: porkers, lis. Cd. to 12s. per score; bacon, lIs. to lis. 9,1.

PONTYPRIDD. FVTVL ACCIDENT AT LLANCAIACH INCLINE. Cn Motv day an accident, which ended fatally in two hours, befel a pointsman in the employ of the TaH Vale Hailway Com. Eits. Ho was stationed at wio toot ot the incline, and it was his rluty whenever wa¡;or.õ came down to see that they were directed into their Pre lier roads. On the occasion ill question II number of xvagoiu- was coming down and deceased as usual went to the points. He, how- TO • :n svalking backwards to the spot wherr. the Joints are, by some means or other caught his too5 and slipped on the mils, ar.d before be conJd get out of t?,e way the wnon' went onr him h a diagonal direotion across the thigh and abdomen, tearing away the fL-sh and inflicting a hidcoiu wound. Deceased was taken home, but died in two hours. On Tuesday an inquest was held on the body of the unfor- tunate man, when a verdict of Accidental death" was returned. Deceased was about 50 years of age, married, but with no children. UNEXPECTED COLLAPSE OF A CANAL BRIDGE.— Those who are acquainted with the turnpike-road from Ponty- pridd to Treforeat will have observed a xvooden bi'idee, apparently onlx used for foot-passengers from the o. ual Fide to the rOf..J above. On Tl1e31ny a wagon belonging In Mr. S, Dnv:ùB, :mà laden with hay. was led 110r's th,' slender structure. Whi',t crossing the br;r.e, tli? ,J¡o!o J affair gave way, and sunk xviih a plunge in Lo the canal—I horses, man, and a boy sitting on the --a?,. innately no loss of life or damage to.limo cnuc¡]. IMPORTANT TO OWElS OF DOGS.—At the petty sessions, yesterday, Davis Morgan, living at the Pound Farm, Llantxvit Vardrc, was summoned for keeping a dog without liccnce. Mr. T. Price, supervisor, prosecuted on behalf of the Crown. The bench xx-as willing to admit tke plea of iglloranc0, but Mr. Price said he bad no alternative but to press for the penalty. The magistrates had power to mitigate tho amount to one-fourth. Defendant wns therefore lined ill os.—Edward Combes, living at Coedeae, was similarly charged, and was similarly mnlder1 in the miti- gated penalty of iil 5s.—1Two other parties had been sum- moned, but preferring the payment of the reduced penalty to exposure, these summonses xvere withdrawn. ADJOURNED LICENCE MEETING.—There xvn3 a number of respectable persons in court yesterday, who turned out to be publicans amI their friends who ILtt?lIdd to obtain double licences, or to apply for new ones. A strong bu-" was present, and considerable interest was manifested in the proceedings. Out of the numerous applications, only two were refused, viz., the Wheat Sheaf, Llangauna, and the Dulfryn Arms, Pontygwnith, Ehoudda Vach.

MERTHYR, SEVENTEEN TIMES IN PRISON.—On Mosday night as Police-constable Crocker was taking a man. in cus- tody, a man named Elias Jones attempted to rescue him. Failing to do that, he assaulted the policeman by kicking him several times. He was taken into custody aud brought up at the Police-court yesterday btforo Messrs. J. C. Fowler and E. I. Davies. The man gave his age as 25, but he looked several years younger. Mr. Super- intendent Thomas said that he had been convicted and in prison seventeen times in four years, divided thus once in 18G5 five times in 1SGC twice in 1807 four times in lSiJS and live times in 18CW. Mr. Fowler, in passing sentence, said that the prisoner was the most habitual offender in the town. His history was a dismal reckoning of nothing but offences. He was glakl to say that a new Act had been passed by which they could imprison a man, with hard labour, for six months for assaulting the police. They woul,lnot give him the full sentence that time, but they told him fairly that if he camo again he must not ex, pect any mitigation of his punishment.—He was sentenced to two months' hard labour. THUNDERSTORM.—Merthyr was visited yesterday morn- ing, a little before ten o'clock, with a terrific thunderstorm. The sky suddenly lowered, and became so dark that gas bail to be lit in several places of business. It was followed by very heavy rain.

NARBERTH. TOTAL ABSTINENCE.—The anniversary in connection with the arberth Total Abstinence Society was held on Tutsday. The rain, which fell in torrents the whole of the day, prevented the intended procession from starting, but the drum and fife band paraded the town iu the afternoon, and at five o'clock upwards of 200 persons sat down to tea. In the evening a public meeting was held, over which the Rev. E. Griffiths, of Templeton, preside I. Mr. N. Smyth, the agent of the Western Temperance League, delivered a most thrilling and eloquent address, showing by numerous illustrations the force of his arguments. i

BRISTOL. f SUICIDE OF A GENTLEMAN IN A BRISTOL BANK.— About half-past eleven yesterday morning great conptorna- tion was created by a gentlemau shooting himself dead in the National Provincial Bank, Corn-street. The unfortu- natel:ûnUeman was Mr. E. E. Thompson, who lived at No. il, Victoria-square, Clifton. He was of independent means, and had been for some time in the habit of transacting his affairs at the National Provincial Bank. He yesterday morning called and cashed a couple of cheques at tlii counter, and on passing out to the lobby he took a small pistol from his pocket, placed the muzzle to his mouth, t,nd shot himself dead. He had a good balance to his credit in the bank, but it is rumoured that he had lost. £ 20,000 in the affairs of Overenii, Gurney, and Co. THUNDERSTORM,—About uaybreak yesterday morning a heavy thunderstorm broke over Bristol. For about two hours there were flashes of lightning, succeeded by very heavy peals of thunder, and accompanied by torrents of rain. About six o'clock in the evening there was again a storm of thunder, lightning, and raiu, but not so heavy as iki the early morning. O?i Tuesday t?e wind blew a strong "ale from south-south-west ail day, but yesterday morning it was fresh from the east. The temperature was very sultry throughout the day. MEDITEIIRAXEAN TRADE TO BRISTOL.—Messrs. W. Smith and Co. have made arrangements to run a new line of steamers between the Mediterranean and Bristol, the first of which is expected to reach this port iu a few days. The Town Council, at the recommendation of the docks committee, have undertaken to giye nil the accommodation they can in the use of a transit shed for goods, on the I Grove, consistently with the joint use for other trades.

LAMPETER. DOG CASES.- -At the Tredegar Police,court, on Tne'l;tY, I before Li??ut, -Colonel Powell and Mr. J. E. Rogers, I?c D.,i,?, J.h. ? Jane., WiUiamRifharda, and ?v.m ihom?s were each fined .£1 5s. for keeping dogs without licences. MALIC DATTk(i P.IViiiiata Jones was charged with having, on the lltli of August last, maliciously dona damage to a 'cerlain field in the occupation of Evan Jones, Bryn. eitr in6?.hv cutting bay thereon. Defendant w? fined £ 1, ar,d ordcrt?4 to pay Xi damages, and Us. 10d, c,??t?, but refusin" to xay he was committed to the House of Correc- tion for one month.—Mary Jone3 was also charged xvitn haviu" maliciously done damage to the same field on the 17th of September last, by carrying away the bay.-C, 11i,misscil. TRESPVSW IN PURSUIT OF G„ AME. — Lvan D„ avi■es, William Willinms, and William Thomas, xvere chaiged with baving trespassed in pursuit of game on certain land, the proprrty of Lieut-Col. Poweii.-Adjournetl to the next Petty Sessions. Ti'Xiti'S —At the Lampeter P01irc-court, on „ Wed, nesd,ay last, before Mr. J. B. Harford, George Bowman, a tramp, Wll brought up in the c..stodyof P. S. Roberts, charged with having stolen "loaf of bread from the shop of Daniel Iirjiy, confectioner, the previous day. Remanded until Saturday -George Scott, a tramp, was also brought up in custody charged with begging in the town the same day- Discharged.

THE DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH POACHERS AT PuKTON. Yesterday, at the Lvdney Police-court, beforo Mr. 'V. JTI, gev. and Colonel Xoei. John Jauies, of Pidowel, nud Charles Edmunds, aluu Ilyctt, of Olderoft, were brought IIp 011 remand, charged with on lands belonging to Mr. John Clift, in pursuit of game, and committing a violent assault by attempting to shoot John Clift, the pm. secutur. A brief report of this case appeared in Saturday s seeutu"r ? ?";i. Mr. ETM, of Chepstow, defended the  The complainant, who appeared to have received a severe shock, and carried his arm in a sling, said: I am a larmei liviu" at Furton. On Friday last, a little after txxelve o' dock, I w? told by my wife that "ome men ivere ferrettiug in tho Din")e. I proceeded thither, and tound the prisouer, in the "Lous WiMiam m?dow," in my oeeupatton I ,.i"(l little time iu the bushes. 1 then went a little further on, and saw John James lying on tho ground with his arm n a raooit HOle. ? »cuu «i' « whereupon be shouted out, "Butty butty, here iH the b he lias got hold of me, and he has a gun in Ins ?nd ? The gun was loaded and capped, EdmnndH uas u? r the bank, ana s"id, Into him, into him .never value the g m; knock his b- brains out; g into h.m James u,ked me to loose him. I nil I should not. lac ?'? U" said. '"?' the doesn't, I'll give thee so? thing thee won't forgct," James then drewbac, thon'h he was abont to k;ek me, I s"ia h If ?,u do that I WIll gii c you the contents of my gun He continued 10 threaten m' bein? m?cd on by the other pn.oner I tbe" c??ht)?imhvtheeoUar, and James Mu?!it hoM of tile "im° He tried hard to ?nt the gun at ii?ially (ii?l ?o He then put his iiu?cr on the trig-;ji.'l' and said 1 will Mow out your b- brains. I begged him not to ho,i .1?. While the gun was being pointed directly lit my legs .Tames rallied the trigger, and the cap snapped. Thc, gun did no. go olf, James said, B-t the giin," we scuffled and fell, lie then took the gun, aud I again begged him to nave mercy upon me. I called Murder. 1 he prison. aid, "I will knock your h-- brains out." He struck Ill" several times with the g.m on my bMk and shouHj-r,. I got up and he then run at me with the gun, holding u | by his two hands. He said I will give th« somctU.^ ?inw" and struck me a violent blow on the ba k, ain?l knockcllme dowil, This blow broke the gun off a. the stock, (gun produced). The other prisoner was 20 yards on ?his time, and kept on nyjng "Into him, into him. ?tp.. that Edmunds ran away. James came up to ;fn with the barrel of the gnn, and said, w i »m ;;rvo you the ban'el," and struck a very hard bbw nt me which blow I stopped. At this moment John nmley anll my carter made their appearance, and Jones ran away. The complainant underwent a lengthy cross-examination. Mr Evans addressed the magistrates at some length. He contended that the prosecutor was not Justified by 1¡IW in apprehending the prisoners, he not haying the right or j the game upon the farm, Mr, Sevs I beg your pardon. Any occupier of land ha4 ol power to do so. ''° Sr' Eyans: Then I will give in that point, He "?eu pro- ceeded to comment upon the evidence, and argued t'.iut the trigger might have been pulled by Mr, Cliff; d-jring the struggle that ensued; adding that it wa& Xj remarkable thing that the hammer fell upon the cap r ;J the men were falling. He submitted that the othur part of the assault was committed under great exeitctr.eD.; .tndwhne it was, be admitted, n most unjustifiable, he the magistrates to deal as leniently as possible with the pri- sonürs,  The i.?trate.? consiiltcd and decided to commit both the Prisoners for trial at t>'j next assizes, on the c 'nrgc of Nvit? 'inic!il? to do grieve bodily harm. 0. tE,, ,ppli?:?ti.n Mr. Evans, tho magistrates con- leiit2d tc) ,tc,-ept biti) I tb(3 pri?oners in X50 ?t?' ?, and two sureties by £25 c»eh. B.il give. in fte c.,e of Ed. wards, but Jaatrs was fully committed to Gloucester Guol.

CARDIFF. AUItlVALS. BUTE EAST DOCK.—SI ptemher 29. Swan (,,) 2?,,2, Millman, London, b31laAt Mtfpift Charter, Hiurhos, Limerick, bnt!nt Kseort, 176, Lii-kor, Gloucester, hallu.it E'taar, 57, Martin, Newport, rails Prido, 170, Bi.vjon, Jewy, ballot Victoria, Kynan, Newport, rails Aniiablo 1'awillc, 09, Baldie, L O,i,?t, l?it,-??d UOTE WEST DOCK.—September IT), 29," Ni, 1, Newross, ball.?t H. Florentine, 16.:j, lt1.e!lbcck, Gloucester L. Krne-tiue, 128, CI-,xky, Plymouth, ballast Lirenc, bO, Douet, Hcineboue, pitwuod Ready Rhino, 127, Sonko, Port Leven, ballast Ocean Child, .12, Thomas, Bridgwater » Anco, 321, Guizel, Bordeaux, pitv/ood Mario Fruncuis, 87, Ct)ric !I i?? ,stait(??, pitwood P,?arl "Y" 84, La.iey, WatMf?), pitwuod Alcedo, 102, Walsh, Waterford, pitwood Bristol Packet, 53, Edmunds, Bristol, sundries Celine, 7V, Olùii, Port L'Abue, pitwood l'rithiof Aiiuie. 1G7. I'itikham, (tljuco.^er PKNARTH.—Jr'eptt tuber r). Dora, 190, Primery, Bristol, ballast Solent, 'ia2, Miklrara, from sea, coals Atlas, 57, llman, Bristol, lijiht Independent, 41, Briukworth, Bristol, light R?'?l Anu, 27, i!cberh, Bristol, light Avon, 23, Evans, Bristol, li?ht EI>v:tric, 88, Clutterbuck, firi?t. lizht Flo.ver of tk? Severn, 12, Sri.itol, light I ENTERED OUTWARDS. I September 29. Rippling Wave, 117, Roberts, Valencia, K.Mark Forester, 120, Johus, Tarrasrona, R. Mark Sandsen (sj, 154, Bnuk, Havre, Cory Brothers Kc"td?''RM:!u.M7,S?k'p,Mem'in!t,W.J.Momo- Bnrnana (si, Stevens, B loita, W. Barter & Co. B,? li, 716, Itt Havauuah, S. D. Jenhi? Ari:ulue, 67o, Jones, Para, C. E. Stallybrass Amiable Fainiile, 7y, Barbier, Nantes, Morel & Co. Celine, 92, Autin, Nautei Sireuo, 99, Loriat, La lloehello St. Mi;hel, IK\ Bail, itorde.iux Maria Francoiso, 7!.), Corlabe Aimee IJoui3e, IDO, Marion, Port Maurico Matildo Julie, UO, Lala, Brest Priatemps, 12ti, Dami, La lloehello Deux CoiifiuB Unis, 70, Lorlio, Nantes B.L., 390, Deuiile, Marseilles Marie Adfk', 7, Bermo, aute8 Fortune, 91, Le Guenneo, Bayonno Emile Ernest, 00, VCll1Íle, Tremblado St. Jean, 90, Jaimais, Nantes Erna, Vesta, 394, Kolderup, Cbristiauia, Tellefson and Hoist Llxiuezer, 500, Nielsen, Porto Hico, Tellefseu and Hoist Fricliiof, 277, Bjouess, bt. (Jatherine's, Ilett, Barnes, & Co. Heiena llorentina, 15u, ltusellbcrtz. Tarragona, ilartin and Marijuand Leuu Veneto, 456, D'011c::z, Trieste, L. Ivanicli CLEARED FROM THE PORT OF CARDIFF. I S0ptel11ber 29. Sand-send (5), n, 900 roal, Havre, Toliefsen and Hoist Charlotte, B, 140 coal, URell, Jules Mason Bloome r, B, 3(18 coal, Baliia, Insole and Son Emma et Francoiso, S, 96 eoal, Nautes, Godard and Coquard Olaquivol, S, 1000 patent fuel, Point do Galle, H. Worms Brado, H, 422 coal, Barcolona, Page andOhlsen Norma, Pruss, 800 coal, Bermuda, D. Davis aud Sou Charles, Swu, 260 coal, Corunna, Insolo and Son Constantino, Ny, 030 coal, 8iw.rapore, H. Worms

SW ANSEA, I s,p ENTENED OUTWARDS.—September 29. | Symmetry, 199, Mann, Civita Vecchia, Cory, Yeo, & Co. haiuclilTe, 202, Be^'i Alexandria, Burgoss, ShiulaieK &oc.o. »coses, —, Aldamiz, Cadiz, 'B" "'h'?'ddick ?' Co. Vit-toire, 4H, Trognier, Brt-st, Prevost & Co. Volunteer, 192, Gaunnon, Havro, F. Brewer CM-UK tb.—September 29. Ka-ou, 500 coal, Peniambuco, James Strick IUvjbo, .103 Duffry. Coal Co. L' Union, coa l Cadiz, Jaues Striek I Thor, 270 fuel, li3l", "I,' trick Svmmetry, fuel, Civita V?citia, Cory, Yeo & Co. Bienfaisalit, ?2, C. Nante?, wy.? & Co.

NEWPORT. ENTERED OLTWAKOS.—beptember M. Sawley, q""I, Bone, New Orleans, G. W. J.? & Co. Artizau, ilorris, bautanuer, Jones iiroa. a, "AI. Mosouk Vila, 4^5, Storlf, Venice, D. Bordess & Co, GLEAUKD.—September 29. Eclat, 166iron, BiH-ao, Ulaenavon Co. Alexandre) US coal, Lucon, Powell's Duffryn

GLOUCESTER. Slptember J. ENTERED ISYlARDs.-Blizf\ooth, 40, Knight, Cardiff, coal- \ren/lina, t, Jaclwou, Cardiff, coals—Queon, 46, Jackson, Carditl, coals—Betsey, ?' S:'u?. L?m?k, -u')?/" ?; ?:.?: Tr?.o, o?ts-H?mdy, 5:" U?ty, W?tord. oats and Kans—Gem, 68, ,I,?y, Wexford, oats—Catherine, French, Wexford, ..t.- Caroline, ;a, Couts, Bristol, grain. X???'ED.?-?b?' C?itt'/ b?hst-?cnTMrt Tr.uJtrj Bidf.r'l salt—Bonnie Duukela, Swansea, salt—L'ar.diue, Bristol, tlour.

PILL AND KINGROAD. September J. AnitivED AND PASSED TU BmS1JI.C:l.licr (ss), French, Rouen—Kluisa, Megna, Trieste-Secret, Havre—1. Adler ?, Cork-Uit?y V), Waterford—Industry, Velindm, Swansea. S.u..l:t).-C?iM?, lloBiuson, Xcw York-Alliance, Bhmipied, j,.lwv—Northumberland (ss), Lvverpoul-JCargarei ^J, Dunn— ]'liza Ta'nlvn—May ?hns, ?.teu)? '(t?ehr&diir)-rrMperu.? mù Fane, both for Newport-Undine (ss|, Carmarthen-Leopard  SEA.-Ann Hon.! Bmo'?. West CoMt of Aftie.t; lnMálB FOR SEA.—Ann Hoo.l nrnok, Wo?t Coast of Af,i?;?; Glenhavcu, Evans, Aden—Euuiskillou Riches, Riga. WIND.—S.E. HO"»IEWVRD Bona) mK CAKDIK;—From Havre, 2th i.?t. r.i?, C?tou; Km?ht (»), La Plata, LiU¡ Annie, Merthyr ?i Julie, Linn, t'oiuete, Nina-from Dieppe, 2!tn i.ist. Cromwell ?''f'?? ?' Nazaire, 21st: Venus—2Uh, Llandaif (s), Agnes Jack, ?w.tn?' .-d Atimir?t T rc?ilt-iir K<?[t- for* '??: Lu?e, Ki'oaipriusen, H?h;, Jeunu EmiUo-tmm Bor- Charles Amelia, Tommy, Agio-from St. Nazaire, 2tth: Flora, Karikn.1. Abyon, P.ru!Y>i;1, Haulbowline-from Rot- terdam, cleared 24th: Rhea Sylvia. t tth .it U t! FOR PENABTH 1?.D3.-Frow Quebcc, cleared 4t,h m.=t. Itl. 1\ \.D..UJ.:m:.> Fou NEWPOKT,—From St. John's, N.B., clearod 2nd inst: Sea Foi- SwAXSEA-From Cnloforte 17th inst: Samuel (Peroquin) Fou BIUSTOL.—From Gerte, Ibth inst.: Sylvia ( Kun(isen)-trom Demerarn, 2nd: Louisa(Gummer)—from Nantes, 23rd iIlst. Anna Blanche (Thobaal)—from St. John's, N.B., 2nd in3t.: Cheroket; -from New York, 1,r?d Hth iust.: (.mco (Rogers), M?y BundM (Monlton)—from Witrnm?ton, 11th inst.: Ruth l?, .-?, F.. GL0UtB3TEF5.—From St. Nazairc 24th iust.: Arthur Jones, Jeuno Hcrmaneo—25th: 1\LU"ie Gustave, Jeune Xa.v:r, Anastaue, ,I,ldv-fr,)w whrcro Island, 19th ult.: Hope (llowJ.m,¡' J-tu iu,;t.: Artistic (Thomas)— 7th iust: Princess Alice (Kvausj

FALJIOUTII. September An ".ivr.D—Cowslip, Cuuningham, Jamaica—2r.rida, Lar?' .n, A ;t :JllriaIl¡;,1:t:Z J nl;: ?M? h? sorung)—Kleua Taganrog-UiUderon (8), Monas- torn* C irdiif for Vigo (machinery out of order, ,nd was towed m bv tho Elea for 80 il,? S.W. of tho U,d)-Flo., Odessa— Albion, MiM-lA Camt?n?, Pisngua—Saffron, Taganrog—Duxe of n-Heuriclu."u-Dr. Ron\)f:ekcrt Ar¡liu. Ernst ?Jr, ?Mc?ti'?'T)''i?'?.)-C?therine ?d M?ry, G.?:z- fiopcM, TM?rox- -FmH Batiste. H,,r, SAILED.—Eluisa, Megna Brifitol—Maurice, Le Clerc, m4oste Thames, ileol, Mersey—jlariette D., Livorpool-Miua, Schiaflmo, I.(!??'A?t'tM, Ams<- ?hM'-CMb.u'ic'.) (8', London—Cobden (a)? Linklucer, London—J'.oyal Visiter, London—Caiuan, Ldth.

QUEENSTOWN, September 27. AnmvED.—'r{ M.S. Siberia, aud Miiusota (55), fl'om Kew York, rd Porto t Pallesb, Taganrog— t, Storm, Marocin—Unione, New York-TIarbaroa, -Il.m. fiteamen.; Hercules, Nortba1 llhèrlJa), Agineourt, Miuotaar, Terrible, and Monarch— H.Al.roop Ship Serapis—Sabionella, Odessa. Crerer, Garvin, Antwerp—Giacmto, Moutino, Ga}. ,vay—Anna, Leith-Mifia, Gloucester—Ernbla, Dublin— -4 Liverpool—Ludy Elrmgton, Grcenoek —CiUUv.,r:a, 'Williams, Plymouth.

POMOE OR.PHANAC.E—Some time ago a mwement was originatell amongst members of the police force throughout the provinces for the purpose of establishing nn orphanage for the destitute children of deceased constables. Tho movement has not received much encouragement from the metropolitan pohcc, An orphanage was cstahlihcd at Brighter, but it has been found quite inadequate for the purpose. An adjourned meeting of the chief constables of l orou^hs was held on Tuesday, at lllis s Rooms, for the purpose of adopting steps necessary to out the movement. Captivn Congreve, Chief Constable of Stafford, presided, an I stated that the promises of support were few, ns many were unwilling to ioitt in the movement until they saw the rule. The committee were of opinion, therefore, that it was not desirable to take any action until the next meeting of the constables. After ome remarks from Major ;?la(:ka;. secretary to the committee, it was agreed to adopt the course recommended, and the meeting sepa- rated.

THE PANTIN TRAGEDY. We yesterday announced that Traupmann, the enppovd | principal in this horrid drama, bad identified the body ot the younger Kincfc. A Paris letter informs us that it w £ 3 buried in the sauie fieltl in wIch the other bodies were fonnd, and was discovered a.^c: j-jntaily by a butcher boy. who notic. 'tl (ba^ m a part i '"i:- :i' place the ground s'.eu:e 1 to shake u:».' l er 1* leet. ai it )! ow cr not compact. A small piecr> of cloth .ituek out iu tho earth he pulled it, but it he aid away tb»> earth: the cloth v.s part of the dress of the Limbered man, whose body «vas coon o:.pc:-ed to vic\7. According to the report of the medical men bis death mu>L have occurred much r.bont thc I'amc ,;ate as that of the six victims previously tii;covcrc<1. Notwithstanding tho at- traction of the races in the fiois de Eoulogne, upwards of 20,0(0 visited the seenc of thr>c dread- fill crii:;es. 1\e (11:tit.m now is, what. hus become of the iatlier, At Boubaix the unanimous belief is that he was assassinated by Trnupmnnn somc, where in die provinces :-ume days h:fare the other murders were perpetrated. The grounds for that belief are no bh,,1. in the same town of Roubaix, where the lvinehs lived and had j,irVlh>r!y. the whole population pro- claims the excellent reputation of Madame Jvinck. to whom no suspicion had ever attached: so that the statement thut her husband had murdered her because he believed her chilf!r:m ".rrc !}O) !;Lt fdJ:; tOlDpldely to the ground. Bnt no u.pÍ.ioll now attache* to him, and it is thought certain that he, too. is dead. L cannon exaggerate the feeling of horrnr this llIlu1't'relleutcd crimp has occasioned. On Satur- day the authorities received il pioee of news bearing on the crime. Itf. Jules ftereelin, varnish-polisher, was passingon the night of the nl:1sa(:te along the road from Pantin to Aubervilliers, when he crossed the family of Kinck, the hour 1wing then between 12 and 1. The mother walked in advance with the young child in her arms, and hedistinetly relllnrked her gold dwin, Ueh;nd came the four other children, and immediately after three men, each having a stout stick. One of these latter was particularly noticed by deponent on account of his tall stature. The whole party were proceeding from Pantin, and no one spoke.

I The death is announced of the !?,?. James Stnart Aj.ur- ray Anderson, who for many years held a promiuent posi- tienMuou?t the London clergy, He was burn in 17t?, and was e?u'?ed?tMliotCciiegc. Oxford, where he took his 13.A. degree ill 1821, when he took a "ecoud,class i. classics. For some years heWll incumbelltof St. Brighton. COTTON PR.osrECTs IN LWCASHIRE.—Mr. Samuel Smith, of Liverpool, writes to the Tf'wes on the depression of the cotton trade in Lancashire. There is about 25 per cent, more machinery than there is raw material to work upon. Tho prosperity of the manufacturers for several years before the American war produced a building mania which was not checked in time. A revival will ensue from the wearing out of the older machinery in Europe, and an increase in the raw material.

BUSINESS ADDRESSES. BATH—:?, OLD BOND STREET. WILLIAM M A Y, W D¡COlfTOkIX LL ;¡AiIIIE;; A1 E\;RYY' STYLE OF T;iK AGE, DESIGNER, PAPER HANGER, AND HOUSE PAINTER, GLAZIEK, SLATFli. PLAS FEIIEK IX CEDENTS AND I'L,\ "I En, P L 17 M15 E H, &c., "PRACTICAL !xnWU:llI;E A¡": I' 1"I1:ST.C(.\S WOHK." This being tho best season of the year for Üeuoral Repairs and Restorations f Pr.p?,ty, Mr. WiLHAM MAY bcirs to wlieit tc favours of tho nobility, gentry, ..?l publia for the above Work. lJistanco no object, nu 1 tùl wùrk r;tl:U"autcd botJ in quality and despatch. m qu t y au SHOW-ROOMS AND OFFICE: 3, OLD BOND.STREET, BATH. NEW WALL E C O K A T IONS THE PATEXT WOOD HANGINGS, Onco applied, willla.st a lifetime. ltd qreat dtirr.l'ilitv and capability of being r!car.?^(l make it 1 J far the cheapos' as it is uuujubtediy tlio mosc elective, Cover;: j for Walls ever introduced. SPECIMENS OF THE WOOD CAN TIE SEEN ON THE WALLS AT Xo, (*, PRIXCK-ST»ET.JBRISTOL. }&?* O PARTIES IN EMBAUUASSED CIRCUMSTANCES. THE NEW LAW OF BANKRUPTCY. Wont valuable a ;si.*tance will ùe r. udend tj persons vlw my be desirous of arraig n; privately witl thdr creduors, ou appn* oation (pcr8oJl11y or 1>:( let^'n to MR. H. B. COZENS, ACCOUNTANT IN iANK.tLJP"C)', 3, yomer3ct-p»uxiHp, Now Cut, ..?uuer BRISTOL, Who will obtain for thorn Iuimediut.' Protection, and an entire Release from all Ðeutb, vithout Publicity. Charges very moderate, payable hy easy instalments. Prelimi- nary advice free. Casts attcudeJ to immediately, nuù all comma- nica.tion8 conijlr('1i stricti eoutideMtia!. 1 L B E's P H O T O G R A P H I C STUDIO, 8, C ROC K H E 8. wr () W N, CARDIFF. ENLARGEMENTS, COPfHS. And every discriptitm or PHOTOC l: A P II S located til-' A-.iMWr.fHHT.ts J A S. OA 11 A \V A Y ami Co., DUKDHAM DOWN* ,\uR.sEiai;s, BEWTOf., AIm NOW SUi'PLYIXCr HYACINTHS, TL'LIPi, cnocus, &c., &c. Thii1 peason's iiupoi tation of h!t quality aj.d mod:Tato orders above J. in value fonvarujvl carriage paid. CATALOGrosr FRJ-U: ON AI»PI7ICATIOS. JAMES CARAWAY air Co., DURDIIAM DOV;N NR,RSERIES, BRISTOL. 4e RPRUST .nd ?ONS 1'1' ,)sct!uHy solicit ? tnfJ of their very superior IU' .E COAL. Orders receivetl at !I, Qtiay-paradf, and 'J, iiuathiiel' ..place, wanen, wiU receive prompt attention. PrLoo per tou delivered in tho •'town, best quality, l- >ec.)?:<l 4itto', Ils. od.  ?. ?mMj CITY CLASS AXB CHINA WAREHOUSE LICENSED VICTl' ALMl-i' GLASS DEPOT. SETH THOMAS, 11 ? ,d 12, HIGH-STREET, BRISTOL, The cheap _-st house iI: tho trade for FURXISHIXG erny A, GLAS3, AXD EARTIIEXWARE, BOHK31VA VASES, LUSTBbS, 1UMS and every descriptior of ORNAMENTS suitable for presents, at AI per ocr c. lc; thau any house in the trade. SETH THOMAS, 11 land 1- HIGH-STRKKT, BRISTOL. lSTe 1j ES S~R i rssTc *!? ;) B E 0 T H E H S, ]}I E S 8 It Sinnl, :'J]: JBOJ3Ef¡L. T 11 E H and ENGINEERS, PLt" "I. :ieiucs, Cf rnbiued E:II.'i:.os p.:WI b:jiler», porlablo forgoa, contrac- t:irs' rui'CRAB ivliiV bi?, uiorfcar miLs, centrifugal and othi r ;;¡! ;\1;n:¡:I),I'it:?i.i:}1: b'>;lets UR every liy; :ajiio pressi>, Inrii:- LATHES, pl.-MLU -inllin-, RL )),I. w<\d ylioarin^' Ul.l"1:! alKiiit 1000 pulleys, s'r. r •• l a g ami otLor poattoo uuir.oroiis to uientiim, All kinds of CNUI.. ■ :■ v. i- i i-.toil OIL tin.- prcm¡e.. -llorca-h. 151^ WILLIAM TUCKER STI?.ICNLAND) Rmm'<'tfcLnv-UfttanM?),m.ctiu.'of)m LARGE STOCK OF ARTICLES SUITABLE FOE PRESENTATION. CONSISTING Of I INK lTOLD Locket I. J ');e ,¡,. kl Lockets I p;agi ::Sht:   ?Mruf.. Necklets. "t 0 I ?B?JEs?tsd E s d ? ? t1!£ 0 7 61 0 10 6? oI, 0 7 H II 10 61 0 10 6 0 10 I! OM 11oi o Ii 0 12 6 0 1 'o o15 610 0 0 110 1O6i12:2o 010 ?5 O! 0 IT 0 1 7 e 1 1 0 2 2 0 to to to to to to to 010045 0!11) tj 0) ()i o :?, 3 s ts oo 7 TTllrace- I Albert l Neck I Ltou- I rm„~ .,a' 1 EroocliL. let;, K-in^. U!w,iu;. Cbai.. tines, 0.0" £;dï£-;d-I!i£;d-m OH 6?100) 2 12 li] 212 «! 2 2 OI Q 6 1144 C, 177 03 I)l 3 1:1 G'3 301 615 r) 1110 ti G 0 j 9 !> 0 4 0 5 O?4 4 to to to to to [?! to 15 15 0 21 0 0 40 0 0 15 15 012 12 ? ? B 0 5 5 0 EACH ARTICLS IS PLilNr.V MAl-KED A DISCOUNT Of FIVE M7-CENT. FOU CASH. 24, CLARE-STREET, BftlfiOL.- KjTABLISULD 1750. 1:57f' G--EOR(}-Vli1(¡}{-;l'S GCK OMMERCIAL AND GENKJIAL STKAM PRINTING OFFICII, TOP OF BHIDGE-STELET, BRISTOL. G. W. Myi p lately purchased an euvire ,tk of XcwTypo! i? i. I a p"ition to ex,c"t" any work m"y bo favoured with in the first :.»tyl«. ESTIMATES GIYEX, Orders by post promptly, attended to, 1423c Bt |ig !C O UNTY I I LEWI: [ I BOOKSELLERS ? BO0i:iiIXDEKS, IXI.KJX .,v;i 11 ACCO,CXT BOOK ?AXL'FACTL':?.:? II 18, DUKE STREET, CA.IWIFF. ■ ALL Orders cxecufofl uiider thi-ir pcrsonnl sut S tendenco by e.q)erícncl workmen, on the pr(:n.i.s. .A nn ,to, Cr-:st., a¡Hl .J!unofrra):J J)"i ',I. No chatj?e for Plain Stamping. Belief Stampin., in CÛ:ilt IH reduced to I. per 100. w 0 t ir u if .F j A .11 1. aj IMPOETEKS OF 'WIXES AND fiPIKIT. H 2, QL"AY-SmEET, BRISTOL.  ESTABLISHED 1775. j >|1 JMP08TAXT N O T 1 ( | j TO LADiKS ONLY. /j AIRS, ,.i_\GGS, 15, ST-Ü:G!T!NE' p'' 1>. Ifr,S. 15, ST. ku(Gl;-TINE' r t j '°' B'A'SS'I'XKT"T'S" nOTII IN MUSLIN AND CHINT*. Please Note the Address15, ST. AUGUSTIN" PAU'v (Opposite tho Drawbridge), j¡RITU! i.; Tt/rE?tHYK?Mr7EDWAU))KtX<Sf)t<.n)\ WK lTJL? UHXT!S'i'.att.tj?)!t.?Hyru'.ryTL'ti'))A\,?.)?). Georyo's. 12- Hi^ii-atn ot. H-^id-DCC, lluiwark, P Ii U T U PH y," S. CHAPMAN AND coi 21, YORK STREET, SWANSEA. vr.v SE:Iil J- ¡ THE ORKUXAL I?fhLUGEXCE OFFJn; fr Male a¡d Fltc:Ùt! hcrvauU of cv.'ry <i^i-t:L. J Neleon-6tre«)t, 131ti?TOL, Irs. M. J. Dow:;INO, Pr.,p.tr Male and Female English and Forei!n Doml.tic Servav.s [ H to faXliliœ, J.otels, sehools, Ac., in all parb; of Great Brituiii. t..o HH ColouWr, and the Continent. i vr.v npHt: BRISTOL MOURNING bK PARK STREET, BRISTOL. 1 NEW AUTUMN GOODS. 1 NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. 1 Very CHOICE NEW BLACK SILKS, Warraatei. 1 FAMII.Y MOURNING. I WIDOWS' MOURNIN(n A I SISTKKS' MuTKNINtr :• AT Savin- of 2>) C"-n t f ,fg'i, :¡;k æ;) AT t S,iJ] IO¡;I:i:3'nt- SKIHTg, MANTLES, ami UUXXETB. fAmLf O?DHUS DRESSMAKING coiupleteo upou the Shortcut Sotii I', at. thatdetiescouipetitiou, where quality, work, h:1d styh:tlru tbe t J. DOWXEY (LATE DOREY and DOWN-kt), UNDERTAKER, M, PARK STREET, ¡¡¡U,.loJ! Established Sixteen Ytas. 1. C A H R I AGE F 0 R SA L E WILLIAM ROGERS & CO" CARRIAGE MAN CFACTURERS.COLLE'il-.PLACE. ?.ni?Ti)L B ll",L the following CAP.R1AGES I"OR SALE, bein? tll,I? .y of ^nrutlemoH having no further u.»e for thorn.— 11 RAROUCHES—Four, second-hand) with shifting CIU '.< y || I'AROUCH—second-hand, with doors, without enrlriMiiv "r ii head, painted lake, lined hlu, fitted with palp and ?ha,m PH^ETON—Nearly new, Painted and lined fittm wit!l ]n:p:" ?hft., patent break, and h",tlu'r apvnn. |J STANHOPE PHAETON-C,,b ?ze. p.uut? MM', un? with |I|Sj lamps Bhatts, break, aud leatlier aprou. VICTORIA PHA'ETM?-sc?tHt.h.t?). in ovd ?..<it:m painted green, lined drab, fitted with Limps, shaft*, Y'¡jJtt.:r cu- I|B| i.lusurc, and pab-'l drag'. ?vili-lI PliAEXON— socond-haud, p,,ited ;.d d?iW BH Mxe. H| PHAETOXS-tiovcm?Mond.h?nd. ■■ AiM a Lar^e Stock of NEW CARRIAGES, comprisinu La-nUus, Barouchefi with and without enclosure*), Wa^ouecten, Phaeton* o eveiy rlZ0 :I.!¡d description, Whitechapel aud Dog Cart*, Two n..Hl1:'oJ.r-w:!f;d Basket aiid Wire Phaetons. H ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR KEPAIRS 1216b ■ j "OEDINGFIELD, TER?M-CASH. ■ ■ J3 DEALER IN ?f BRITISH, MANILLA, CcNTiNriNTAL, AND FIR.ST-CLA33 f C I li A R S, ) BROAD-STREHT. BRISTOL, AND (BRAarca) CLIFTON. "OEDINGFIELD'S (1,1. per Gro" a i> VESUVIANS (Patent), V*. M. per Grow. Tracie Price ou app! "OEDIXOFIELD'S BEDIXGH 6ù" 4s" ?.pcr))). Trade Pri?, .ppl' rjEDINGi"Iiri\'triC o,pJl!i,t"- B BIRD'S-EYE, 46" 46, 8.1., 6<, por Ib, Trade Price on application. s C[l.U¡,S, JH BRITISH CIGARS. 8, d. Cuba3 7 0 per 100. Loud res S 6 Rosalia Revuas « fi Reina^ 1«> II #, Re-alia lteiujw. î 0 Ijondrefi »► Trabuquilloi 18 0 „ Trade Price UIl application. "OElJlNG FIELD'S JuP MANILLAS (CIGABS OVCBEKOOTS,J nn. 100 1I lua., lM.,l?.?.?'?.'j P?'?' Tra»le Prim ou appli- itl i?i. -L BEDINGFIELD'S HA YA:>UfS. J3 FIRST-CLASS Per 100 Box, importwl: 23.?. Gd., 258., ¿I-¿ 30s., tn7.ttlt i^ 48, 5Q.. 66JJ., 75!J., 84ft., Trade Prioo 011 applic-atiou. TERMS-CASH. 11. BRISTOL. TJLVP EAFNESS.—Mi^s SMITH (1;' years a.5istn JL? to her uncle, Dr. DOWX?'C, M.R.C.S.) h? RT.MOVi-C fwm3, TRINITY-STREET, to No. l7,tHtCHARD-^lRKKT,whcri she ..ti.u. the PRACTICE ,f AL'K/.L SDtHH?. l^'ur* of attoudanco from 11 a.m. to 3 p.in. Tes'Jiaomal" _Dear Misl i£t:t::iùll;:ui'ntor:flle {ljo:l Î-=': t/tjf car, which you imiue<liately restored.—W. E. -durfovy, I akcKt* hill, Stroud. "—" Deafuess aud Ear their Nature Modern Treatiueut," prieo Is., post ts'ee, 13 stamjw, to p >6 td?"?. ._?_ -—_?? „ A TO CONTRACTORS, lU'ILDEIiS, CABINLT. MAKERS, AND OTHERS. 7 ooo )[ bv 3, aud 0 by 3, Oneea and Archangel Red P' Quebec Pine Deals and Planks. <j 175 First «[uality, St. Johu's Spruce D?. -d B.a. 2.1.)1) u0ardn dry pivpared K<H1 Flooring. ?? oar???? ???ji._?° Lops Quebec Yellow aud Red Pine Timber. i f;i 1\l'i::f¡i:(\:clT':  ItiO Ditto Choice Birch with Oak aud other j*nod>. SCA?L?'S OV EVERY D?,? Citlil CUT TO ORD PA;1'lI.B AND CKIL1MI LA7ILS. A good assortment of Dy Boanl of ,,ry d.-scriptivu \l\v:v in sto?k. EXPECTED TO ARRIVE DAILY, 157 Lotfs Tobasco Mahogany. 126 Loirs Honduras MahCll!:¡"¡Y, C7 Logs City St. Domino Mahocany. 9 Loprs Mexican Mahog;\i;y. Terms—Cash, 9¿:0\ ict;y approved E Months. W:CKHAX B?THKRS AXD Om:I: DEAL. TXMBKK, AM) 1\rlt¡,A]lYIDI ir\ [I'. TEMPLE GATE AND BATH ]!l;fD?". BHISTOL,. ?'' L A V li Xv TON AND CARPETS CARPETS! CAIU'IITS GREAT I! A 11 GAIN S. SEVERAL REJISA5T5 AND SHKIR.K RHXES Of BRUSSELS & TAPESTRY C'ARPI-S MKASUr.INii ysOJI 20 TO 45 YAIlDS IN Lr:CrH AT COST PRICE AND UNDHH, Tv CL:U :'I:K IXMUH. MASV SHOUT HKMN'ANTS, SUIT.il. rCR BEDSIDES. THE WHOLE QUITE PERFECT, AND TO WEAR V,LL. LAVERTOX & CO., STEA M C A BIX E T V." O R K S, MABYLEPOBT-i'TEEET, BRISTOL. Printed Pulilishrd by A:!EL NADIN, of No. 2, Nol-cn | Terraoo, Cunton, at the Printing St. Mury-stnct, TUUBSlMX SEPTEMBER. 30, lSô:),