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CARDIFF. I TilE Kn.ISTRAK-GMit.RALS RETURNS FOR CAHDU'I' —The Burner of births and deaths for C?rdiK given in Jeterday's WfS(TH Mail rfen",d to the whole union, and cot to the town of Cardiff alone. BAlm SWKARIND.—The rtmarkable affiliation case, on rt in which a young man named Waters, late 11 guard on the Tall Vol?? Hailway, was charged with being the ftb,, f n illegitimate ?hil I f.?b i. i!'bce :¿br } he bi' the 'e'I\1f I li was but a mere girl between the ages of 14 and 15, and the defendant had lodged at her parents' house. Some !re*h evidence was produced which went to show that on ¡;Cl i(i:s t:o\l::cell¡ I;;I:ío with the girl, and had on one occasion been for a loll" r'ld in her company duriug a day's excur%ion t?. r,?t,b. h1'he whole of this story he stoutly denied, a;:I also swore that there was never a time he had been left in the house akile with the young girl during the whole of the 18 mofiths he had stayed at her father's house. Mr. R. t). Jones, in finding a conviction, remarked that con- sidering the tender age of the girl, and other circum- stances, it was a very shocking case. Defendant was ordered to pay the usual allowance. BAND OF HOFE FESTIVAL.—Last night the Cardiff branch of the Hand of Hope Union held its second annual festival in the late Music-hall, Temperance-town, Mr. R. Cory. jnn., presiding. There was a good attendance, which, had it not been for the inclement stateof thewesther, would have been greater. After a short introductory address, the evening was spent in singing, recitations, dialogues, Ac. WIFE BEATING.-On Wednesday, at the police-court, before Messrs. H. O. Jones and James Pride, Michael Hussey was charged with beating his wife on Monday last. Prosecutrix refused to give any evidence, but her face, which was disfigured with two black eyes, and sundry bruises, gave suffici?t testimony. Prisoner said his wife bulbed him in the street, and he gave her a ?l.p or two. Mr. StccMaie said the prosecutrix was a very drunken woman.—The prisoner was sentenced to one month's hard labour. AN INORATS.—A sailor named James Sullivan was charged with stealing a shcd, value 2s, 6il., from the Sailors' Home, on the previous evening.—Police-constable Rogers said he saw the prisoner in the shop of Mr. Blai- berp, pawnbroker, with the sheet, which bore the mark of the Sailors' Home, in his possession. The prisoner ad. mitted having taken the sheet for the purpose of obtain- ing beer. The prisoner had been taken into the Sailors' Home destitute, on Tuesday week, and had been kept there ever since, Gntl this was the way in which he showed his wns sentenced to two ulOnthsJ hard labour. ,=,&n. -n Al.LlXiF.D IXFF.mitMKST OV THE BT-LAWS.—Tho- mas Stuart Xabto was charged with acting as a driver of a hackney carriage, and applying for hire without a licence. Mr. Salmon, the town-clerk, prosecuted, and Mr. Graham, of Newport, defended,—Inspector Glass said he saw the defendant plying for hire at the South Wales Railway station, on the 3rd ir.st.-lIfr. Graham contended that as the defendant was plying for hire on the private road ef the South Wales lilway this case did not came within the lncaringof the Act. He referred to a siinihr ease tried at the Court of Queen's Bench, where the defendant was plying for hire within the gates of Pacldingtou Station, when a verdict was given for the defendant. To come under the Act, the defendant must ply for hire in any street or lane over which the authorities of the local govern- ment tall control. The DJRgistr:Üc3 agreed that it must be in any street 01' public lane, but in this case it was II private road. The case was accordingly dismissed. Oi sir.v. TiNi. THE CHANNEL.—Mr. Boyde, master of the brig Ec(len\"our, wli,< charged with throwing ballast (nt of his vessel into the channel. Mr. Salmon prosecute 1. Wm. Davies, a pilot, said on the 0th inst. he saw two men employed in tlu-owiug red sand out of the brig Endeavour into the water. He called to them and said, "You are throwing ballast overboard." The men replied that it was not ballast. All the stnif thrown overboard sank, with the exception of a few chips. This statement was corroborated by two other seamen.—Edwin Smith, mn.teof the Endeavour, said that it was logwood chips, sawdust, and softwood chips which they threw into the water. It all floated away. They came from Bristol without any ballast at all. The carpenter of tho brig made a similar state- ment.—The master of the vessel said that Davies, the first witress called, came to him and asked him what he would give them not to say anything about it. Dwies acknow- ledged having done so. The case was dismissed, as there were doubts whether it was eand or not which was thrown overboard.

SWANSEA. I THE THEATRE.—This place of amusement will opsn on Saturday next, under the management of Mr. UeJróe Melville. Notice has been published in the G,IZ" that ZiDn Chapel has been duly registered for the solemnisation of marriages. Yestcr(lay (before 3fv. BOKOU(.H Ponct-couET. Yesterdny (before Mr. John Oakshot, and Mr. W. P. Cameron), Martha WTilliains was charged with having assaulted Joshua Evans, and was ordered to pay costs.—Ellen Thomas was liued 3 is. and costs, for usiug abusive language to Gwenllian Geary. —Catherine Young, better known as "Kitty Kane," keeper of a house ot ill-fame in Orange-street, was charged with using i.busive language towards Mrs. Greenslade, of tLe Brewers' Arms, Orange-street, and was fined 4')s., including costs, a cross summons in which Mrs. Young was the plaintiff and Mrs, Greenslade the defendant, being dismissed, the plaintiff to pay costs.—Ann Bepnon, John Ryan, William Duvies, and David Rees, fined 30s., including costs, for neglecting to have their children vaccinated for the small-pcx. CofTER ORU SALE.—At the Swansea ticketing on Tuesday, 2,934 tons of copper ore were sold, which realised £ 30.170 8s. 3d. The average produce on the whole sale was J5 £ per cent.; price per ton, X9 14s. 10-1. price per unit of produce, 12s. 3d.; standard, .£.5 Us. 61. tho same calculated for 9 per cent. produce, -?'4 0S. 6.1. The fo!iowicg are the amounts of each company'a pre h ase:- Copper Miners' Company, 437 ton 7illiam Foster, and Co., 466 tons Grenfell and So.?, 333 to.9 Vivian and Sons, 3C41 tons; Mason and Elkington, 37ti tons; Charles Lambert, 2S3i tons; Sims, Willyams, Nevill, Druce, and Co..26Stons; Sweetland, Tuttle, and Co., 22C £ tons; Bankart and Sons, 96 tons; Freeman and Co., 78,1 tons. There will be no sale on the 31st of May,

I NEWPORT. I DRUNKARDS AGAIN.—At the borough police-court, on Wednesday (before the Mayor (Mr. Thomas Beynon) and Mr. W. Williams), Ann Lewis was cbnrged with being drunk and disorderly at half-past 11 o'clock on Monday, in Corn-street. Police-conetabie Brooks proved the charge. The Chief Superintendent saitl the defendant was a fre- quent offender, and had been to Usk for a similar offence. It appeared that the defendant had a young family, and her husband was ill. She prom'sed never to take a 8UP of beer more, and was discharged.—Owen Sullivan was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting Police-constable Rees. Defendant was a very violent man, and tl:e officer had great difficulty in getting him to the station. Fined 5s.—Mary Jane Johnson, for being a drunken and disorderly prostitute, and using obscene lan- guage, as provul by Police-constable Gadd, was sent to prison for one month with hard labour.—Jacob Pitzianwas charged with assaulting William Franklin. Defendant had been before the bench about a month ago, and it appeared there was an envious feeling existing between the parties, and defendant was continually threading the com. plainant. Bound over to keep the peace for six months. —George Gobiett, a navvy, and John Miller, charged with drunkenness, were now discharged on promising not to appear before the bench again. DKBTMINO SEAMEN. —Johannes Nedson, a foreign sailor, was charged with dc.;erting from the ship Dr. Brock, cf Norway. From a statement made by the Chief Superintendent, it appeared that the man had been de- coyed from his ship, and sent into the country, since the 2ed of May last. The ship had saiM, and as there was no frosecntor, be was discharged.—Edward Williams, from 'ontvpool, was charged with deserting from the British ship Phanton, which was about to go a voyage from this port to Cape de Verds, then to Sabrina, or to any port in the West Indies. Mr. Lloyd, the shipping mastr, proved the case. The defendant ought to have joined the ship according to the articles on Saturday. The ship sailed on Monday, and defendant was not there. There was great difficulty with seamen. The Bench thought defendant showed an evident intention to go on board. Defendant appeared to be an intelligent man, and offered to go on bonrd the ship at the Spit, when he came to the Dock Head. Two other men had to be put on board by sheer force. The Bench administered a caution, and ordered defendant to be discharged. ANOTHER BICYCLE RIDER FIXED.—JehoHa Brewer was charged with furiously riding a bicycle through High- street. Superintendent Huxtable stated that at about S o'clock cn Mcnday evening he was going down High. streat, and when nearly opposite the old Masonic Hall be met the defendant an i l another young man riding on bicycles, going in the direction of the bridge. He per. ?'i,Y,cd "'Ib 'y were racing, and stood before the defendant, knocked him eff the bicycle, and took him into.'custody.— The Ma3or: Did he get hurt.-Superiutenient Huxt??ble: No, sir. At that time the street was much crowded with people, almost as much as on a Saturday night. It wa3 very ¡d5s Dclùtnsaila{en: tth7: that he was not going 10 miles an hour.-Defendant: What I said was, that I thought we were allowed to go 10 miles an hour. I was not going more than eight miles an hour, and no man in Newport can go more up that hill.—Super- intendent Hiixtable Defendant was here as a witness a few days ago in a bicycle case.—Defendant: That has nothing to do with it. You brought me through the street like a thief. -SurintendeJlt Huxtable: The by-laws says that any person who shall furiously drive a carriage of any kintl in the street shall be liable to a penalty of .tOs.—Defendant: I was not going fast.—Superintendent Huxtable: You were going about eight miles an hour, that was the pace.- The Mayor: The public must be protected, and we fine you 10s. including costs, or in default seven days' impri- sonment. THEFT FROM THE PERSON.—Dennis M'Carthy was charged on Hmand with stealing £ 2 3s. from the waistcoat pocket of John Welsh, on the 7tb May last, at the Ewal George Inn. Mr. BrtM??te appear:rlr lut, at the Royal particulars were stated in Monday's police. Some additional witnesses were examined, but they aave evidence somewhat reluctantly. A witness named Phillips stated that he saw Welsh asleep, and M'Carthy put his hand into Welsh's waistcoat pocket. Witness remonstrated with him andleft the room. Mr. Bradgate addressed the Bench, and con- tended that there was not a tittle of evidence whereon to commit prisoner for trial,—The Bench thought to the con- trary, and committed hiiu for trial at the next quarter ses- MORE COAT. STEAL! sit.—John Dart was charged with stealing coal, the property of the Cork Steam Packet Com- pany. Pohce-eon.table MOm! -t-td that about 'ptarter past four o'clock he ww on duty at Court-y-bella-terrace, and Mw prisoner going up between trucks. Charged pri- soner with stealing coal. In reply prisoner said, "I got it from an empty truck." The weight woa about 561bs. Mr. HaU, ef the firm of Maddock and Hall, representatives of jbe company, proved the ownership of the coal. Sentenced to six week' imprisonment with hard labour.

EAST DEAN. At the fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardinns, held on Tuesday last, at Westbury-on-Severn, an inspeetor of nuisances was appointed for the township of Kast Dean, at a salary of 30s. per week. This ofiicer, Mr. John Smart, will commence his onerou. duties on Monday next. I

v" MERTHYR, STEALIN<J IKON AT THE PLYMOUTH WORKS.—rive little Irish girls, from 9 to 13 years of age, were brought •up before Mr. Fowler, yesterday, charged with stealing • iron from the Plymouth works. It transpired that some of them had been convicted before. Mr. Fowler inflicted fines upon them, but cautioned them that if they were broufht before him again he would deal much more severely with them, and perhaps send them away from the country. Mr. H. W. Lewis, the mechanical engineer of the company, attended to prosecute. THE NEW HIOH CONSTABLE.—Mr. William Todd, wine and spirit merchant, was yesterday sworn 'm as High :abc8ri:rnfYdfii for h;s:¡ Hj;¡: Todd is a gentleman much respected in the town, and will, no dDnbt, discharge the duties of the office with au ability equal to the most forts predecessors.

ABERDARE. THE Cot;>fpv COURT.—His Honour Judge falconer sat at the Temperance-hall on Monday and Tuesday. The undefended cases were disposed of on Monday, and the judgment summonses and undefended cases on Tuesday. There were no cases of public interest. The number of p!aÜ¡ts was 2?0, of judgment summonses 70. The amount of business tr,,insacte i at this court is considerably less- cned. CLOSING PUBLIC HOMES ON SUNDAT.—A public meeting, convened by the Society for Stopping the Cale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sundays, was held at the Temper- ance Hall on Monday night. Twenty-three reverend gt,n emen besides several laymen, were announced in the bills 0 t,,? e part in the meeting, but a large proportion of I t,;e a¡n some eh:ig b:a:nor and others whose names were printed without their know- ledge and cement. There was a respectable atten(bnce, but the meeting was neither crowded nor enthusiastic. The chair was occupied by Mr. Bedlington, of Gaiilys House. The meeting was addressed by several ministers and laymen, but the speech of the eveniug was that of the Rev. William Edwards. The stereotyped reso- lutions of the society were passed without any opposition. ANNVAL TEA MEETING AT CALVARIA CHAPEL—The annual tea party of this chapel was held on Monday niirht, when about 700 children were regaled with tea and cake. After the tea was over a public meetiug was held in the chapel, which was invested with more than usual interest by the announcement that Dr. Price, the minister, would give an account of the condition of Sunday schools in America. The wtlls Jf the chapel were covered with pictures and mottoes illustrative of the method of teaching in America. The doctor was present at a large Sunday school convention during his visit to the United States, at which 4,000 delegatesatteuded,audatwhichaDr.Hallspoke in the highest terms of tho state and efficiency of Sunday schools in Wales. The meeting closed with the usual com- plimentary votes of thanks. THE POLICE COURT.—The time of the court was oc- cupied on Tuesday, as uslml, with drunken and assault cases. The magistrates present were r. Fowler and Mr. Rhys. A nr.mler of young men, apparently a b out 20 rears of age, e d 5,Jf0sn 'e!¡CrD i:gbf:n? f,a: ;tgf drunkenness. A lot of other young men of the sarn?? cha- ¡l;e;sj¡:à iO.oathl:f for jYhW:'C: mercial-strcet, and obstructing tho thoroughfare. These latter made it a great virtue that they were not drunk, and thought thy had a right to kick up any amount of row and fight in the street. These young men are colliers, who earn more money than they know what to do with, and spend the end and beginning of the week in that kind of brutal enjoyment common to men of no moral or intellectual culture. A lot of boys, also colliers, were fined fcr playing" Cat and dog" in a field at Cwmbach. The assault cases are of men of more mature years, and are chiefly with the police-con- stables. One was of a desperate fellow from Mill-street, who was described by the policeman who took him in charge as the most dangerous he had ever met with. This man has been before the court before, and is generally assisted by a profession it] advocate. He was defended on Tuesday by Mr. Simoes. The ciec was adjourned. FOOT-RACING ON HIRWAIN COJIJION.—This praetice is becoming too common, and a nuisance to everybody having to go over the road from Abcrdare to Hirwain. large crowds of young men are brought together to wit- ness the running. The practice leads to gambling, fight. ing, drinking, and all sorts of demoralisation. The police have had instructions to put a stop to these gatherings, find to arrest any who may be seen running on the publx highway. A ROUVE AND VAGABOND.—An intelligent tramp, named Dtnnis Murphy, was onTuesday sentto the House of Correction for a month, with hard labotir, for soliciting alms at Aberaman. Dennis was well got up in his profes- sion. He was dressed in sailor fashion, and had his arm bored and tattooed. He curved his wrist, and made it ap- pear that he could not use his hand. He was also pretty weil versed in the law of vagabondism, for on Mrs. Ba ;k- nell, the landlady of one of the public-houses iti which he had been performing, stating that he was begging at her house, he said that he called for a glass of beer, and, after singing at the request of the company, he took his cap round. When he saw that Mr. Fouler was going to commit him' he h:idJhh:s l\1 w:s i;èiTeft table, of Newport, but the magistrate pronounced him a perfect vago. d,who came to this industrious district, where men worked hard, to rob and pilfer th,m. On leaving the dock, he was amsted by a female, probably his companion ou his travels, with the view, no doubt, of arranging where to commence business at the end of the month. CHAUGE OF RAPE.—A NEAR FAILURE OF JUSTICE. -A man named William Thomas, employed as a fitter" at the Gadlys Iron Works, was charged at the Aberdare police-court on Tuesday, with committing a rapeon a young woman named Margaret Evans, employed at the same works. The offence was alleged to have been committed on Sunday, the 13thof March, two months ago. The cm. plaiDaDt said that she was working with the prisoner, and that there were no other persons near at the time the ¿;s mftdt\e:t fb=dû:d fa¡,:i:ffe was committed at half-past two, and i?at she worked unW six o'clock, and did not complain of it when she reached home. She, however, spoke to her sister before going to bed. A warrant was obtained for the apprehension of the prisoner on the following Tuesday, but it was found that he had left Aberdare. He was traced to Tondu, near Bridgend, from whence he was brought on Tuesday. After hearing the evidence of the sister and father of the complainant, the police-officer, and Mr. Timmins, surgeon, who examined the girl the day after the alleged offence was committed, Mr. Fowler committed the prisoner for trial. Subsequently Mr. Lewis, of the firm of Linton and Lewis, solicitors, e:1- tered the court, and applied to the court to have the case adjourned, and the prisoner admitted to bail. He had only just been instructed.—Mr. Fowler declined both requests, but said that Mr. Lewis would have the opportunity of cross-examining the witnesses, and produce others for the defence. Before the court rose, Mr. Lewfc produced two witnesses, who swore that they saw the parties in the act, and the girl and the prisoner appeared on good terms all the afternoon. Mr. Fowler then discharged the prisoner. THE NEW HIGH CONSTA.E.-Mr. Rees Williams, of CcT:p; Gso:i!iTbs:I fil\:d; for the ensuing year. Mr. Fowler, in complimenting Mr. Williams on his said appointment, said that the office of high constable was retained for the large towns of Jlerthyr and Aberdare, because they had no mayors, and the duties of the gentlemen selected for the office would be confined to presiding at public meetings.

DOWLAIS. I THE LATE EXPLOSION ATVOCHRIW.—IHE INQUEST.— The adjourned inquest on the two men who lost their lives by the late explosion at the Vochriw pit was held at the Holly Bush Inn, Dowlais, on Tuesday, before Mr. Overton and a respectable jury. After several witnesses had been ex- amined, which occupied several hours, Mr. Matthew Truman, principal coal agent of the Dowlais Company, made the following statement: I have inquireci into the circumstances of the late explosion, and am of opinion that it took place in the entrance to the stables, in No.5 cross-heading, and that it arose from the two doormat the bottom of the heading being left open by the ostlers, who were obliged to take tne horses through the doors from the stables to the place they got their water. Tbat would have caused an accumulation of gas to arise in the extreme ends ofthe workings, and by shutting those doors again the air was sent round through those workings again and brought the gas with it to the stables, where it icnitedwiththe lightkept in the stables. Very little (lamame was done tothe pit." Mr. Wales, the Government inspector, who was present, concurred with Mr. Traman as to the cause of the explosion. The Coroner summed up the evidence very ably and carefully, and the jury returned the following verdict We find that the deceased came to their deaths from an explosion of Sre:damp, and that the ex losion was produced by some doors being left open. eX1i ACCIDENT.—J?<r!Na ON ri?SOST IN MOTION.—A little boy named John Peters, aged 13, working as a collier at Vochriw, but living at Dowlais, lost his life this week by jumping on a coal truck whilst in motion. A large number of the Vochriw colliers live at Dowlais, an d the company take them to and from their work in si:fri:s:aÐfht:kbo;h:Üeåd get into a truck that was passing; he fell, and slipped down to the Miis, and several tracks passed over him, nearly severing his legs near the bi?s. He lived for a day and died. Many lads have lost th8 lives, and others maimed for life by the practice of attempting to get into trucks Whilst in motion. In tMs instance there was no exease whatever, for the regula train arrived a few minutes afterwards. A FOR DOWLAIS.-Efforts are being made to obtain 'T'oo wn- .all for Dowlais. A company has been formed, and a number of shares have been taken, and there is every prospect of the enterprise being carried out. Such a building is very much wanted at Dowlais.

TREDEGAR. I THE UROPS AND TUB roses.—ice recent arougni nas occasioned much discomfiture among agriculturists and colliers, as the lack of moisture keep the seed underground, and the want of water would soon have a visible effect in the works, and at the balance pits. A change, however, set in onTuesday evening, when a few warning drops came down, and yesterday the rain fell thic? and fast throughout the day, and ature'8 face is once more fresh and green.. • A FAR-SEEING WELSHMAN.—A few days back one of our Welsh neighbourilm occasion to visit Bristol, aad as it was his first trip to any place of importance, he ar- ranged the to and fro journey in a very systematic manner as to the hour of departure each way. On reaching the great city, the first thing was to secure a cheap dinner. Thin was soon dODt, and out of the numerous dining saloons one was selected as a rendezvous for the night. The Infirmary and other places of note were viited, and during the evening a stroll was in- dulged in, and while looking about in apparent wonderment, uJf11:I:JiI¡:idI\r'ifuån::e'¡;r; Welsh friend. Of course he knew Wales, spoke of Brecon, Hay, Cardiff, and other places, but his Cwmraeg was so deficient that the real Welshman at once saw the sham, and at the same time determined to follow him to his quarters. On arriving at an outlandish locality a halt was made. The pair were soon ensconced in the" bar" of a curious drinkiug saloon. Beer was the chosen beverage. In the corner sat a solid-looking customer, dressed in black. Presently an arrival took place, and a third party opened an auction in the hair comb line. Two smart-looking combs were displayed, and after sundry quibbles as to price tossing was resorted to, and finally the comb vendor pulled out three cards, and the "man in black" offered to bet a sovereign. Onr Welsh friend rose up and advised the gentleman in black to take care of his money, after which he made :r:eexiean3f w:s s=iy followed by the sham Welshman, who pressed him to return. The invitation was declined by the IVe6?h. man, and the other then said he had an opinion that the comb-seller and gentleman in black were in partnership. Our Welsh friend said, "So far as I can see, look you, there arc three in partnership, and on be one of the three. h{se :t::h fa¡er: 'elh;:no:r;r a ud was seen no more. Our friend, then, by way of satisfying his curiosity, went to the bar door, and asked if the other had engaged a bed there. The worthy landlady in a gruff tone said, No," and the same reply was vouchsafed to the question, Did you see me come in with him and drink beer Our friend peered round the comer of the room, and discovered tho comb-seller and gentleman in black, but the would-be Taffy had fled to "parts unknown." The genuine Taffy then retraced his steps to his own lodging, and after sundry in '.r. and as many turnings, foand i:enern Br7m(tf:m iï :t tIT:J ffO: next morning en route for Bathurst Basin, and returned to his home on the hills, where he relates how he was nearly diddled by a cardy Welshman.

TENBY. NEGLECTING TO SHUT ITAILWAY L»ATES.—At tDe Saundersfoot petty sessions on Tuesday (More Dr. Dvster :bR::)t Captain Child, ;:Jst. E. H. Buckby), William Lloyd, a carter, occasionally employed by the Moreton Coal Co., was cbarged by Mr. John Davies, station-master at Saundersfoot, on the Pembroke and Tenby Pailway, with having neglected to close two gat33 crossing the railway at Moreton, whereby he had incurred a penalty of 40s. for each offence.—Defendant pleaded guilty, and stated that his father was coming behind with a wcggon-lond of timber, and he thought he would close them. Mr. W. O. Hulm, of Pembroke, who appeared for the railway company, said that it was necessary that the by-laws of the company should be strictly complied with. At this crossing there was ft curve in the railway, and near at hand was a farm-house, where cattle were continually straying about. The defendant had been cautioned by the station-master on six different occasions, but to no effect, and the railway company wished an example to be made for the protection of the passengers travelling on their line. The Bench inflicted a fine of ifil, with 3s. Gù. costs, which was paid. FOUNDERING OF THE SMACK LADY OF THE LAKC.— On Wednesday morning, a smack employed to carry lime- slone from the Lydstep Quarries to the St. C..theriue' fortification at Tenby, foundered off the BearCave in Gubar Sound, whilst coming up from the quarries with a cargo .of limestone. The Lady of the Lake belonged to llilforcl, and was owned by a poor man named Allen, who sailed her. He, however, did not happen to bo oil board at the time of the occurrence. She only had one man on board, and he succeeded in landing the vessel's boat at I.Jdstcp. about three miles from Ter.by, at (j a.m. this morning. There was a strong breeze from the east- ward blowing at tte time. This is the third vessel that has Lcen lost in the employ of the contractor since the fort has been in course of construction. MEETING OF THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF FREEMASONS.—On Tuesday, Sir Pryse Pryse, Bart., Pro- vincial Grand Master of Freemasons, South Wales western division, held his provincial grand lodge in the lodge-room of the Tenby Lodge, No. 1177, at the lioyal Gate-house Assembly Rooms, which was attended by nearly one hundred brethren of the Provincial Grand and District Lodges, and visitors of distinction from other districts. The lodge-room, which was much admired by the visitors, was furnished with very elegant and complete parapher- nalia, and the ceremonies of investiture of provincial grand officers by thogran(I master was very grand and impressive. After the investiture, a discussion of some importance re- garding the disposal of the benevolent funds of the district was held, and the boys' and girls' schools prominently re- Us lC-SC e!1 closed in une form, ] with prayer ty the Prov;ncittl $Grana Chaplain, Brother Latimer Jones, rector of St. Peter's, Carmarthen, the brethren adjourned to the ball-room of the Royal Assembly Booms, and there sat down to a Sumptuous and elegant banquet, served by Brother Host Gregory in a style un- surpassable for quality and quantity of the viands, sound- ness of wines, and promptitude of service. The brethren separated about eleven, thoroughly satisfied with the pro- ceedings of the day.

CGLEFORD. PETTY SESSIONS.—On Tuesday (before Sir James Camp- bell, Bart., Col. Rooke, Mr. R. Coke, Mr. C. J. Palmer, Dr. Batten, and Mr. Isaiah Trotter, Alfred Panting appeared to answer an information laid by George Webb, for tres- passing on lands near the Bearci common, belonging to the Countess of Dunraven. Police-constable Croine, of Coleford, proved the case, and said he was on duty at this place on the 18th of April. On searching the defendant found a gun upon him, when be said -te had permission frOM a Mr. Nash and Mr. Lindsell, and took the g? from the former person's house. This defence was also set up before the magistrates, when he was fined X2 and costs, or in default, two calendar months.—George Robinson, of Lyd- brook, was summoned by William Hewett for .£2103. Sd., being wages due in respect of some masonry. He agreed to work at Is. per day, and was entitled uuder this arrangement to.£2 16s. The wife of the complaiuant had received various Bums, amounting to 5s. 41. The defen- dant admitted the claim, but said he wished to stop a certain portion for shop goods and rent, the latter item beinv, 32s.-The chairman said that rent and shop goods could not be allowed as a set-off against wages. The de- fendant was ordered to pay the amount claimed.—John Harris was charged by Superintendent White with selling beer without a licence. Henry Jones, a collier, living at Five Acres, was at defendant's house on the 2 4th ult., and called for a quart of beer. His daughter refused. A person named Price then fetched it from an out-building, for which, with a biscuit, he gave 4d. He did not ask for the biscuit. There were three other persons in his company who shared the beer.—Corroborative evidence was given, and defendant was fined .£5 and 25s. costs.

PEMBROKE. I MAY FAlr.-The fair that was held at Monkton, con- tiguous to the Old Priory, on Monday, was certainly one of the quietest, in a business point of view, that wo have ever teen, the prices of cattle ruling lower than the average of former occasions. The paucity of buyers may probably be accounted for by the extreme dryness of the present season, and the consequent lack of grass or other green fodder, dealers generally being chary in purchasing stock for whinh they have no keep.

CARDIFF. I ARRIVALS. BUTE E??T Docs.—May 11 Elaine M, ?t7. :a;: tl,¡;ll. Black Duck (m), -&8, She,,?, k?, Devonport, light: BUTE Wrsr Docs.—Maj 11. E,.rl, 176. Baker, Glonp?tel-, ball.st L?rdStraDeford, i89,ChurcM)),GufrnMy.b?Ua5t Duke of Wt;)icKtoc, jS, ParMBf, EnsM, light Gem. 53, Colc, Inverufss. potatoes PENABTH,—May 10. John Wesley, fo, Edwards, Pcnzance, baa-It Eliza, 40, Ulman, Cardiff, !i?ht John (..),72, Bellamy, Bristol, Iiht Enterprise (es), 70, Everitt, Bristol, lipht Curùiff Castle (ss), 50, Clutterbuck, Bristol, light Brothers, 37, Haven, Bristol, light Prudence, 40, Clutterbnck, Bristol, l?,ht Florence, 42, Freebnry, Bristol, light C,diiff?liht th, !Highbridg?, light Electric, ES. Clutterbuck, Bristol, light LRdy of the Lake, 39, Clutterbuck, Bristol, light Vigilant, 95, Cock, Portleven, ballast Effort (><), 72, Windows, Bristol, light pl?.t,?l"t ("), &M, Old, St. ?Mr-irp, b.Ud ENTERED OUTWARDS. May 11. William Mitchell, 611, Groundwater, Ceylon, F. P. Carrel Rupert, 16. Pont, Santacder, W. J. Trounce Wyvern, 603, AUIW, Havre, Juha Mason Mary Ag,,s: 95, Butler, Lisbon, J. H. Wilson Eliza Fox, 115, Taylor, Ferrel, Harrison Bros. Pactolns, 109, McFerrati, Dieppe, J. R. Daviea 4c Co. Balance, 306, Nieumann, Kiel, H. Worms Hedw;¡¡, 367, Hamznlayren, Singapore, H. Worms Charlotte Christine, 300, Fischer, Singapore, S. D. Jenkins Ville (1? Cherbonrg, 713, Jean, Havannab, F. P. Carrel Leckwith (ss), 337, Ward, St. Nazaire, Stallybrass. Palmer, and Co. Elizabeth Cowman, 129. Hodgeon, Lisbon, G. S. Stowe Legredo, 165, Vidipal, Fayal, R..T. Todd Moses Day, 1.271, WooOworth, New York, Willans 4: Co. Lathley Rich, 1,327, Mitchell, New Orleans, Willans k Co. Jane J. Southard, 1,100, Bishop, New York, Willans & Co. Emma Bauer, 215, FlÙck, Constantinople, Stallybraae, Balmer, and Co. Madras,262, Lehotiliier, at: Nazaire, Morol ft Co. CLEARED FROM THE PORT OF CARDIFF. May 11: De Courccy, B, Monte Video, 1,400 coal, Cory Bros. Plantagenet (8.), B, St. Na2aire, 900 coal, Powell's Doffryn Wyvern (ss), B, Havre, 1,250 coal, Powell's Dnflryn Blanche, B, Galatz, 4-T coal, F. P. Carrel St. Marie Reine de Mer, F, Brest, 139 coal, Telleta and Hoist Luca, An., Malta, 700 c'>8l, TelJetse!, and Holst Noemi, Ity, Leghorn, 300 coal, Cory Bros.; 280 pitch, A. Mat- th&eraardino, Ity, Kertch, 413 ooal, Ooean Steam Coal Co. Charles Kobrsch, Prua, Trebizonde, 405 coal, H. Worms Sophie Rickmera, Pros, Singapore, 1,200 coal, D. Davis and Scns Propontis (øe), B, Constantinople, 305 bar, &c., R. Crawshay; 570bar, Ac., Fallows it Co.; 115 bar, fcc., Ltynvi Iron Co; 16.5 bar, &c., Fallows & Co; 28 crates and 2 casks earthenware, R. Byrne k Co.; 2 oases machinery aud 11 cases wa" vestas, R. Byrne k Co. • Ladv Head, B, Monte Video, 000 coal, Ocean Steam Coal Co. Christina (?), D, Gibraltar, sœ coal, PoweU's Da" Madras, F, St Nuaire, 390 coal, G,,?.rd and Coquard M.dr.i- .F ?' M?;d.U, B, om, 205 patent fuel, Palmer, H-A, -d 00. Island Maid, B, Messina, 239 bar, Ac., Llynvi Vale Iron Co.

» SWANSEA. ENTERED UUTWAR@.-@aY u. Bd,y, 86, JOE@F, Dieppe, James Davies 'o??RrDI. 1. B?t,y, Di.pp?, 155 ?o.). Livjnston & lialyma (u), Sunderland, 8w f.?l, j..?. st?i?k

I SHIP AND MAIL NEWS. Mng.?A. May 11 '-Th. Ripon, with India, ?ti'M, am Anf!- tralian mails, passed here at 1.30 this oing, en route for Mar* MALTA, May IO.-The Ceylon left for Southampton at 7 p.m. ma/St'lpt?d May JN. The B"Oore, from SoatiMnnptoa? v.-itn b.e .te? x!1 1,, ?lit7,.d arrived bcro ,t 5 p.m. on the 8th, and left at nwn on the 9th for Alexandria. PLYMOUTH, May 11.—The Neva, with West bdia and PMih-: mails, urTi, Bere a5.30 &.m. to-day. n ) t < GRAVESFND, May 11.—Arrived: Prlrcf Roytf, A,,t?l- fLrtenm?dHenric?tt.e, Dordt; Batavier, Rotterdam; Scerpto, Charente; Peter, Frederikstadt. Sailed: & Rover, 6w 7?o! Mary, Quebec; Golden Fleece, Cape of Good Hope; George Shotton, Tientsin. DEAL, May H.-Arrived: Gustava, lAurvig. Wed: Hectar, Antwerp; Fortuna, Quebeo; Famiiie Tronw, Gronstadt. FALMOUTH, May 11.—Arrived: British Empire, Bangkok; Craig Ervm, Rio Janeiro; Faillina, Bahia; Thermutii Porto R? (kæn Bride, Bangkok; M(?li?a, Jamaica; Petrel, St. Pedro; lliek, Jamaica; Edith, Martinique; Empress, Macao, for Bremen; Osmo, Odessa; Premier, Mauritius, for London Hoabet, Maracaibo, for Hamburg; Oenabruek, Bwwos Ayres; Jupiter, Rio Grande, for Antwerp; Unrutrieted; Aracoga; Diligent, 31-i.; Jeane Dare, Guayaquil, for Borde3.m. a?KOCK, May 11.—Arrived: Sotway, Peruambwo; Naft wuaÎi. 1iG1oiao¿:Gé.: n:.tOCCdn8=: nople Grange, Hue l nO{LAFa:1'1?;ed: Wilbelm Augu.t, Stetti; Elizabeth, Al-.ari.; 0.?.rd, D=Uic; Kathleen, Am.?.dam, SaU?d: l'link, Copenhagen. }1hif::il.-Arri.ed: BriBi..t, P?-b.AUy.yk F?,d?rik.t.dt; Calderon, Pomaron. Sailed: Alhambra, Bombay; Charles Chaloner, Quebec; Imperial, C&IcnttR; Light Qf the Age, Peru; Crusader, WESt Indies; Chriiitim, Gibraltar. QUEEKSTOWN, May 11.—Arrived: Margaret Hobley, Rio G&de, Woolton, Porto Rico; Achievement, Iquique; Bernardo, Porto Rico; Maury, Havaonah.

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STREFT, BRISTOL, Appr?.ti..f,?d Fourteen years with, Mr. Henry Willis. 14udon; TtL?r, &c.' to th Corporation ot Bristol Bildes of ¡; o 6)""a"t;Coh;¡J :e:" of ETs to ?nourke that, to meet the growing requirements of Village Church. and smaller place. of Worship, he is c,netrnc!. most effective ORGANS, of Six Stpg, with a Sw«ll, ..d po?k?-9 F:t:c °l;e:t..Jirt¡etSf,;llfx ;'í' 'Two of these Instruments are now ready at the 31&auf?WrY,* also p. Small Organ of one Stop, for Twenty Guineas. Specifications, estimates, ana testimonials upon appli^cation* TUNING BY coRAët OR OTHERWISE. 5337 [O5 AFEGUARD TO THE LUNGS.—DAVIES'S S:RIpJ1 1:¥J.4.kr?cLÃt tJ' is proD&uneed to te an invaluable mme-ly for those complaints which are most prevalent during the winter months, viz. IDflnenza, Conghe, Cold., Athm., Wh?,-i.z of the Chest, Difficulty of Breathing, Hmmen?m, L?s of Voice, Spitting of Blood, &c., tc. vmm.1f;i;i:I:'(rti tak m 'in time, v efimcioui ia e?yiug the pogr?'. f tht Dod &c iime, z l painful .?,1.dy; being gr bl? to the most di.t,i.g and painful ma!ady; being a,reeable to the palate, children will take it readily.—Sold in bottles, li. l!d. and 2s. 9d. each. HEALTH SECURED and DISEASE AVERTED by the use of DAVRENS TONIC, APERIENT, and LIVER PILLS, which are a most efficient remedy for persons suffering from Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Coetiveness, Sickness, Wind in the Stomach, Lownesf f Spirits, Sinking Noises in tho Kars, NervonsDeu Palpitation of the Heart, Giddi.?, Headache, Piles, and Gravel, Tic Doloreux, &0. TUey may be taken "ith safety at any season of the year, and require no ooufinement to the house; on the contrary, moderate exercise proote their good effeLM, One trial will ensure their being r, 4WZ as "The Family PiUs," Po gentle is their action, so certain their cure.—Sold in boxes at Is. Hd. and 2s. 9d. each. Prepared and sold by the .1? proprietor, THOMAS HOWELL, J,h.'r.t? timl Chemist, Bate. rtreet, Cardiff; and may be had of all respectable Chemists. Sent (Tirect for 14 or 36 stamps. 5U9 PRO BONO PUBLICO. Xj^XPERTENCE has taught the Public tfnt tho Xli M.n who confers on the community a great and substantial good is a" eminent member of i?ty. None hive corroetod the error?, bl.rd-, and i,taL?D,.f tb medical orofession with so much universal success and satisfaction as Professor aud Madame BOYES, whose names nnd success are so familiar to the pnblic I" the Midland Conntiea. Thousands of testimonials from un- doubted persons show that the moet p&infu4 alarming, ad distressing diseases are subdued and mjejy Prof_or and Xadame Bores* superior Botanic .kill, at their Establishment (notice the address) 250, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF.—Professor Boyes stands at the bead ,f the Mdi?,j f-io- I. mri.g AU e- 01 secret natnft. WW BUSINESS ADDRESSES. IT J~ H R I G H T O N iTA CH?R OPTjn: P:-IJFO&C 0 N, 73, CBOCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. A New Stock of Pianofort?' Walnut Trichord Pianos, with check action, t?cnty-tive g.i. each. Alexandre s H?rmo. niums, in oak, mahogany, aud walnut. The new Cremona Httr. ?um.. Music Fo)iM. RoUe, be Vi,?l?. Musical Toy Bo?fs. Mcsic at h.?f-priec. -t post-free to aU prt.. T^°),n6 PP.t]t_en!lcd to. 39-il 'B ROO K :ECH¡\rTELQ,D M U N D S, BROOKES AND EDMUNDS, HATTERS, HOSIERS, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS, OF 10, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, Have opened their NEW PREMISES, AT 10, HIGH-STREET, With Hew and Varied Selections. TROWBERS, at 17s. 6d., made to order. Agents for NIOOLL'S CELEBRATED GARMENTS. NOTE THE ADDRESS BROOKES AND EDMUNDS, TAILORS, 10, QUEEN-STREET, CROCKHERBTOWN, AND 10, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. 4&5 JUC 1URNISHING AND GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, 209 AND 210, BUTE.PARADE, CARDIFF, J. BREWER JUS XAEFC EXTEMSLVG PTECHASBS OF TlIII NEWEST DESIGNS FOR THE SEASON, And MUcite inspection of the ?me, in Brnssels, Tapestrr, K'dd mmeter. Md Mt C'trpetingt, HeMth-rntt, ftoor-dottM, Cocoa Mattinps and Mats. DamaeiM, Mu8hn?d U??rt-. in the newest deS?M. from 1.. Hid. the pair. sh.tig?. Quilts, T>la«Wa T«WP T.infm. k c u & £ l STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING WORKS, SEJ..ST,fr2.LI}tIft BRISTOL. E. J. HARRIS returns thanks to the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and the Public generally, for their liberal support during the last yearg and bege to inform them that her oonveuien?s !or Dyeicp, &<?,, IP-1? of nil kinds are unequalled in the City, 1?-'?-9 Dyl?,,V& new and improved machinery. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clathe. Cleaned and Dyed. Soiled white Opera Cloaks dyed rich Blue or Scarlet cheaper than any house in the WHOLESALE DEALERS CAN SELECT PAPER HANGINGS p??c. o:.If o.ø'; GIN G S LARGEST STOCKS IN ENGLAND, At T. STOCK'S, 1, REDCLIFFE-STREET AND CNIOX-STREET, BRISTOL. -i7JI RII LHOUSANDS OF POUNDS ARE WASTED THgEff:Raw: away old letters, envelopes, account- books, 'id other ???rittu and prink(1 pap"'8, while they mu be sold for 10s. wr «vt. for the re-manufacture of paper, t HARRIS AND SELLICK'S, at PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND GENERAL UERCH,\S, REDCLIFF BACKS, BRISTOL. Baps provided, to wk the same, in qu=titie?s of not less than 1 ?wt. 11. -? S. ,,? prti,.I., tUt papers, & ?..i.g into their "ession are hawked about for sale, but at once Hoot \0 the mills. 47 ,¡;¡ GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS. JAMES GARAWAY AND CO.'S PRICED CATALOGUE of the abovo is now ready, and contains, ill addition to THE BE8T.ESTABLRBED VARIETIES, TPARTICULARS C JUANY DESIRABLE NOVELTIES. JAMES GARAWAY AND CO:S COLLECTIONS OF SEEDS, 639" .2s., 21s" and 10s. 6d. EACH, CONTAIN ALL REQUIRED TO CROP LARGE OR 7?IALL GARDENS. ALL ORDERS OVER 20s. FREE BY RAIL AOR STEAMER. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR READY MONEY. THE BEST QUALITY GUARANTEED. THE PRICE OF ALL THE MOST TMODITRATE. JAMES GARAWAY AND CO., NURSERYMEN AND SEED9MEN, 40"88 DURDHAM BbV" 4M 13RISTOr? KERNIC'K'S VEGETABLE PILLS for HEAD- KACIIES BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, INDICEST10N. ACHES, RHEUMATISM, or TIC-)l;6REUX. They are easy to mallow, being very ff=N require no confinement indoor?, strengthen the have bee. triml by thousands, who pronounce them to be the best medicine ia the World Testimonial from J. Balbimie, BEq,, M. A M.D., L.t.?er Phy-i.l?gy? au:ho:¡:Tj;onh'1'l;:kP.h 1 Bath," i have examined the pills known K?r.i,k'. Vegetable PWs. I certify their compositian to be purely t able; I have also tried their effect, aad consider them CM of the beet ?pri,.t pill, for constipated habits that I know of. :re':I)1,l1!NItD,ab. ';ell'l;tb; cary, Monte Video, witi.g to ? ma.ter of .1, "1' Bring me a PPIT fK,?.,ick's Vegetable PillsI have to..d the. very efhwions they cured me after many other medicines had failed, .ad I h.. ?iw given the. to my tientm with eqW s'eeSufb;n J.be; tmMêtn:a:àt= Ch?.i,t, 2, Guildford-crescent, C?-liff. Sold in box? at Is. Itd. di', bv fi:'I=,: and m.4 'le .d D,-voi.. 4389 ?- TH 0 M A S G. GWILLAM, CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, kc., 42, FARK-STRBBT, BRISTOL. Drawing-room Suites in Walnut, covcied with Damask, hom 14 guineas; with Repp, from 15 guineas; with Velvet, from 16 guineas. Bedroom Soitee, from 13 guineas. Ladies' Needlework Mounted. 4390 PHILLIPS, MILES, AND co., pARTISTS tDJo.fOGAHE1s D CO., 4? 5, () ? 9, CLARE STREET, BRISTOL, B to retur5n a eir sincere thmks to tJwjr nnmcrow Patrmi? and h. Public tn:¡lifthth¡rcrwed patronage bestowed on be..? e the ?dd'?U*o. of their New Establishment. The whole f their Establishments, having been entierly re-modelled ..d fittcd with aM the latest impmvemeute in Photographic Appliances, will cusare greater advwt&ge than heretofore. CARTES DE VISITE; P. M. k Co., since the Enlargement of their Premises, are row in a position to take CAR rES DE VISITE from Cs per Dozen, which for price surpass anything ever yet offered i? tir ,i, Especial attention invited to their New FAMILY PORTRAITS, finished in Oil, Water Colours, and Crayonl; which, for beauty of finish, stand unrIVAlled. The whole of the Bus?m ir!U l?? cmductad by the Primip?.Lls. I who urge the necessity af making appointwcnto a least one day previous to ¡;ittins, to prevent delay. N.B.—Portraits Enlarged from Cartes de Visite to Life Sise. Hours of Bn.i& Nine till Dusk. 4:U3 IMPORTANT SEWING MACHINE NOTICE. IMl;on in ':Jef :eAgJ! J: SHCTTLE, ARM, LOCK-STITCH MACHINE, the best Tailors', StaymftkerB', Dressmakers', and General Purposes SEWING MACHINE made. Price £ 6 17s. 6d., reduced from t9. N.B.—All requisites inclnded, and the efficiency af Ulis well- known Machine fully maintained, at t h?e rm74!me-ia ez)cT of this well- SoLE AGESTTS, NICHOLLS & WEST, 2t. BATH.S.TREET. BHISTOL. *W1 P. THOMAS, NEW AND SECOND HAND BOOKSELLER, 14, CRURCH-STREET, CARDIFF. (Next door but One to the late Geueral Post-office.) Old and scarce Bocks supplied. Libraries and paroels of Books bought or exchanged. Weekly and Monthly PLriodi?,,b np. plied as soon as publ;sbed. Books bo?d in any tyle at mod. rate pricN. 4191 JOSEPH WALK E R, SEED, COR., FLOUR, MEAr. AND LINSEED CAKE MERCHANT, Dealer in Hay, Straw, Chaff, Gnrgeons, &c« 2, SMITH-STREET, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. 4053 THE ONE GUINEA HOMCEOPATHlC MEDICINE C H B 8 T, M E D s.u.Ji:SGN:u :EDIC B S T, In Timetm or Pilnlcs, with Book of Instructions, three &ten:Ial Tinctureo, and AnuC& Plaiter. 10 BS HAD 47 E. WHEELER'S WHOLESALE HOMCEOPATHIC PHARMACY, 31, TRIANGLE, QUUWS-ROAD. BRISTOL. 4353 T\TAISH'S LIVER PILLS have been TESTED ![ AI::S BktR J'Jl1SFIAEa?e "aw eryw here k.?.dg?d to ?fft a pdy and marvellon. cure in all Liver ComplaiBts. The symptoms given by the late Sir Benjamin Brodie, Queen's Physician, ? u follows: —14 Giddi* um md pin tLe head, pain in the. si?k back between the ,be. d,. ?d-.th the collar bone, wind in the stomach, :1::fci;eint¡:;10i:h and tir.tqi;i b??b,?, and plpit"i,f th heart, and apota tmvming before the ?ight." They mi-tee extreme .wutn_ and render the complesian bifht "od clear.—Sold by the Propretor, EDWARD MAISH, 8, St. Michul's-cr?t, Bri"l Hate of the Bri.Ù>I General H?piW, G y?rs), and the following ChemirtsCardiff, Williamson and J. P. James; Aberdare, T, W. Evans: Mlt.1, F-4 Cl.; Carmarthen, Whit. BI. rrl%veft, W. "111inw3; Hereford, D?g?n; Lydn?y, J. Smith; Merthyr, T. R?; Monmanth, W. C??u; Newport, Edmunds; Newont, Cromwell; NewuMIl1, Hardeman; Ponty- pool, Roderick; Parkend, Kear; Pembroke Dock, C. Williams; fo fs, Ccnnrell; Swansea, Dawe; Tenby, Williams. 4373 DE 8 S I C A T B D G B Al N S. (MILBUKN & CO.'S PATE".) The beat and chcamtt U.- and Cattl Food ?ft tub-odwwd, lU1'?i' for Sweep, especially in J.i:;aced, ItAi.a.4-W 6 MmOp AND B EEDCTJFF MEAD BRBWD BRISTOL, And D.Ul-REd D a Fecks st"tbe'"B or MI?t Bri" Price to per Ton. Am*.b and Testimonial, on kPPUtgffin. 4M BUSINESS ADDRESSES. /ASSELL'S COFFEES of surpassing excellence ? Kr««t and ?ddy-eprMd pupuIorHy. (Xu,ndin¡¡ oy?r ? M'; of more than twcuty-ou; years cd.br.t..tthr.?hou?M?' m for thur rKhnt?, strength, MM; Sue, full fi?,v?, u?'ow t':e t(KEt {avour?bte importattcM.theq?itice are Mcn??iM to f<.rru<rly. Castfll's Coffee, Is., h. 2<1, and le. id. per lb. Coifed, til.C qualities, la. tjJ. and 2s. per lb. CAbELL'S PURE TEAS havc been fully twto.) ?cj t?? reputation ttNro?My «t.Mi.h<d, They h?vc beeu M<d.J .,?t highly by f-.ilil- i. hTprt. i the Mo?,; during the greater part of a ireneration. The fine finalities no, being .Ppl=,,?d?Pt:? f t ?e?rition. kie ?ne qu.Ilitic?? the cekbrity. @t '?' to '?' ? MMrncn-Mt Ca.,ell'. pure U,R, 2-, 4d. :,?? 2" 'd p, lb. CaMcll'8 pnre ?"?' '?'?' ?'' ?' ?'' ? ?- per lh 1,, pack. of 2 <w. to 3 lb. 8,?pii.1 ?h.l,-k by LEONARD .d OO., Kelson.strap, B?S'?d wXSÊ1LLYSM1dD CÕ:,d L??'?'°'?? AGEKCY.-ADDITIOXAL AGENTS WANTED for the We of CasMU': T,d C.ff. For t?- pply to Cu,?l, S ith, ?ud C. 80, Fenchurch-street, LondoN. ?y (^TILLER'S SAFETY BOILER, manufactured ?M. by the tSCA FOCNDKY CO.. Newport, Aton., MdK Laurence Pountney-lane, Lo-d.. (who the liceu 3 makers for the W.t of &91-,l and South W.I.), ba wW It ii safe from destructive explosion. It saves 40 per cent, 01 fael, as lib. of coal evaporates lUbe. of water. It raises neaa from oold water in one hoar instead vi t11r. It consumes ifc own smoke. It is n it libl. to i-ulut- aeoount of the rapid and perfect circulation of the water. It occupies only OM> but t,: o a Ornish boiiw. It 'o. ?* -4d t the cost in labour and umry. It -a be repaired ith gr.1 dcepatch, as dnplioa se parts are always in stock. A boiler mat be seen at work on a pplication at the Isea Fonndry. 4254 GIASS, AND EARTHENWARE cHINA, SHOW ROOKS, 26, RROAD-Fil); WA=ouss -IS. IIATH-STRZET. BRLITOL Established 18tf. FYNN BROTHERS. Beg to Worm their customer* and the pbli, generally that tAey have taken the -b-? P..i-' ..d now SElilNtJ at a iùhüärÑe Jti: Mat! P. SEU.lNU ?t' COTTAGE DINNER SET, oonsiiting of la Jft Plates, 12 Pit Plates, 12 Cheese Plates, 1 Meat Dish iKu., 1 ditto i I ditto llin 1 .Ïit:tL\ l"L)n- 1 ilitt/i 14.in. 1 ditfci It- "2Vhh.14 1)1"), 2 Pie Dishes, .N" -> OKLY 1211. and IGs. THE SET. 400S H A DVERTISE A GOOD TMNG!"—TM ?- THORK LEY'S CELEBttAlED HALF-CROWN GLOVE (or b! rt 32,?t-l?). Colours: LiE,?, B-.1 MMi?. Hqo, ty ditto, Chocolate, S!iJ';rDir: V. Plain BJack, Black, ""11 waM. In Ladi. sizes also. Tie above poods are coloured CO1!M.:D 'tir-: choice) 1 eom. bine the rare advantages of strength, elasticity, and perfect fit; and beinfr made to ordr by one of tiie D:ú6t eminent London firms, the advertiser coaridently recommends the same as genuine and warrants them equal in value to thase usually "d at Three SliÍ!lint or even 38. 6d. EDWARD THORNL?Y H?t -d C?IP D-T alt-t (1,Ubt4hd 41 years ) 17, CTARL-?TH F.FT, ii(i emeu's H.iy ?W Glove EtpMtmente. H.CLARE-STREET. BRISTOL. 4M ftlHE BRISTOL AND CLH TON TURKISH ?- and OXYGEN BATHS, COLLE 'BEE" for the U& CEPTION -d TREATMENT of INVAL-;?. Mr. BARTHOLOMEW, the Proprietor ?d Medical Snpem. ten(,(nt'his ru crcl a writt?-n certifeatl in uj?crt of his c^uali- ficatious, .?d f th, hi-h h-w? of bi- establishment, from Dr. I)r. E,,dd, Dr. Martju, Dr. Brittan, Dr. Swayne, Dr. Beddce, Er. F(?x, Dr. Frinp, Dr. Day, Dr. Williams, Dr. Buclcr, Dr. lir. C!?ir .R.C.S.. Mr. lHmaYlt F.R.C.S., Mr. Saver, JI.R.C.S., Mr. DavieE, M.E.C.S., Mr. lansdown, ;'i MI' a largc- niimb?- of other -en? lp men who have b-?,i re,:dent patients j al,o seveml hundred i?stimonws from patieuu who have i.een cured under his treatment of rheumatism, goat, sciatica, lamfcsgo, neuralgia, spinal diseases, parn!i." ehema, anù GthEf kin diseases, indigestion, kidney and liver <liet asthma, consumption, i;rono'hjtis, agues, dysentery, diabetes, de- bility, and nervous prostration, when given up by medical menu incnrable. The establishment was open to the public in 185S, since which 200,000 have beer under ti-eatnent, incluqing the names of state* men, judges, doctors cf medicine and divinity, generals, colosei!, captains military aud naval, clergymen, lawyers, merchants, aW tradesmen of all kinds. The ordinary u-ms are £ 2 per week, or 7s. per day, Bmko Pett to uy addr? on the r- of a postage ttaa), COW;ru:n: cases of n::)\r;the .e ami dr.es of ?d), can be had through any bookseller, or at a Htnb]jbm(nt. Mr. Eaithol.mew's Discussion with 'j Doctor." Is.; his "Oxford Lecture," Is.; his "Guide to ::t Turkish Bath," (Id. ;&c. JjAVEBTON AND CO.'S CARPETS! CAR#ETS! CARPETS GREAT BARGAINS. SEVERAL LONfl REMNANTS AND SINGLE PIStM O. BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETS, .n8¡;r.INO FROM 20 TO 45 YARDS IN LENGTH, BOW emisa AT COST PRICE AND UNDER, TO CLTAR THE IXSGIB MAn CBXAP SHORT REMNANTS SUITABLE ftR BEDSIDES. THE WHOLE QUITE PERFECT, AND WABBASTS3 TO WEAR WELL. LAVERTON CO., STEAM CABINET WORKS, MA RYLEPORT-STREET. 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Jue, Pablished, post trm tor ?wo wo£8l!t'Lr D??-RY._ SHOWING the true auses of >cn'ou9: NieDtl4 0 and Pb'¡jml Debility, LMnx-m of  rnA"g S WANT of EERGY, PREMATURE "^1^! ,.wiS.i, tMjb direction for PERFECT RF-ITO 1(,N M HEALTH W V IN A FTW Th.t i.prt..t fact, that these ,Ummg O=pl..ts on earfly removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, Is here dMrty demonstrata, and the eltirely DM ?, M.?., occet?M treatment, dopt??d by the Mthor, fully <H.p??' by;.V-EAY. ONE IS ENABLED TO CURE HIMSELF perfectly, and at the least powible cost. Bent free cn recoj" '"° ??. By??ILL. E'q.. M.A., Berkeley Hone, South CM?t- Ru?ll.-qua*L-e, London, W. C Fa, E CPBATT?E*?EA'?8'ARE' ?'ASY and SWP^15 APPLICATION THAT ALL CAN CURE Lvv PRIVATELY, SUCCESSFULLY, -d at the 6 3= w i.. FEW DAYS in &??e ?l.;f; this cxtracnï pubtiMtioa is to pKfe  Nertú" nd conccmitsut M?MiM tM be .ncC'HfeUy tr<ted, and tbo mo.t rt,nvi"dng P",f Qfed efiracy of thif, the  .1.:f:tJ w the ?um4e?,nf emes of cur(.s Printed and Published for the Proprietors by SinrsoN, at the Printing Odiosik St. Cardiff. THURSDAY, JqY 12, 1870.

iAl A RKET S. Ci.il)* CRUSHED SUUAR MARKET, We,inesday. The demand continues active, and all qualities bring stiff prices to a further Ii¡¡ht advance. Compared with Satur- da?, ad,-ee of 6?l, ha, been esthliehed. daČ acRo:J'e=y\l:y Firsts, n2e.; seconds, 103. thirds, 97s.; fourths, 90s.; fifths, 70s, Mild cured: Firsts, seconds, Ills.; thirds, 10,1s.; 1,570 firkins in the market. NIWPORT CATTLS lliRKrr. Wednesday.—There was a tolerably good s'ipply in to-day'a market, but traile ruled dull. The monthly sale of cattle which took place at P01'hkewet on the previous day no doubt interfered con- siderably with pluchai'e at our market. Dealers fm Bristol and Bath, as weil as tbo-e of our immediate dis- trict, attended the saie at Porkskewet, when over 1,1\0.1() vbtep, besii.es cattle, wtre sold under the hammer by Mr. John Davits, auctioneer, consequently the supply was in ncus of the <Iunaud. Prices remained with but slight alteration, undmay be quoted as follows:—Beet. 7d. to 7ja. per lb. sheep (in the wool), 8d. to Vd. per lb. (out of wool), 7d. to 7j 1. per lb., lamb, 91<1. to 1útd. per lb.; pigs Its. fid. to 13s. 3d. per score. LIVIRPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Wednesday.— Sugar dull. Coffee: sales good. Rio, at 4os. tid. to 47s. Ordiuary Calcutta linseed tons to arrive, at 57s. to 59.. Nitrate of sees: small sales, at 10s. 6d. Lard qdiet. TaMow strong, with a good demand. Olive oil flat. Kesin <iuiet. Petroltum <iuiet, at Is. 7d. CORN KXCHAXGI, Wednesday.—At Mark-lane to-day tM supply ot wheat from Essex and Kent was very moderate. i cr both red and white produce the trade was firm, but not active, at fnll quotations. With foreign wheat the market was moderately supplied. The business doing was limited, but extreme rates were obtained. There was a moderate supply of bnrley on offer. The trade was firm, at full quotations. Malt was quiet, at late rates. Oats we?e m moderate mppty and fair request, at full prices. B,i.. d P! Flour was firm, at fÎIrice"A¡VI Elisht:;? Sh 'hetmŠÔ «»^350; beans 70 40 Foreign wheat, 7,1); barley, 6,900 ot-, ?,?0; mfUM. 2,3&e; I*a., 1(0; !lour, 670 sacks. MiTnoroLHAN MIAT MARXgT,'Wedne&lsy.-The sup- plv of meat hM bMu ?ort. The tmde has been 6rm, itt M! pr.M9. Ee? fr. ? to h. 6a. mutton 3s 81 10 51. M.; !amb.?.M.to7<. veal, 4,. M. to 5? 2d • an" pork, 4s. to 5s. 4d. per Elbs., by the carcase. GLASGOW PIG IKON MARKIT, Wednesday.—Market steady. Fair business done at 57s. 7Jd. cash; 57s. 10>d. ODe month; closing rather buyers at these prices. LrvtRpooL COTTON MARKIT, Wednesday.,—Market scti", at a "iirther advance. Sales, 15,000 baks/of which 3,000 were on epemlation. 3,OLW ONDON TUDE BBPORT, Wednesday—The tallow !? ?"A'?'??? ?"- 9d. 'P?; ''?. J"De; Md 4M. lad three months. Linseed oil steady 323. to 3Zt. M., L'On&m 31t. M. to 3]t.'M. Hu)), mot. ?nort t)fc? pe ? n4'3:. 3d., pot; tf2' :f.t ui¿pnt: port LMMN PROMTCS RBroM, Wednesday—Common l?"ed CD?g? has beon in steady inquiry, at Is. per lb. Fl"Otlug ?o<t?? have been in r?t at -tcady- ™fiM r ? ?? ? '?'t' ?'? dun. MiddKnR tc6M,??? ?" ?"? sold at 30.. Id. to 33s. 'M.; b, itltlling yellop,- 209. to 3N, per cwt. I'ti of «: h( oti¡¡. 308. ? -?

NEWPORT. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—May 11. Forat King, 146, Nine, Seville, 3. Y. Knapp k Co. Marianne, 192, ttatreeg, Jamaica, J. N. Knapp k 00. Dovey Belle, 84, James, Rotterdam, H. Edward* A C1. Edward Stonard, 97, Hughes, Seville, Jones, Bros, k Co. CLr?Rm.-May 11 Goffredo, Malta, 4&) Ellen R?b,?t,, S- Crlie. d. l? lipit., 170 coal, G. W. Jo.. ami Co,