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LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS. I June ii).—Pallion,s, J,1U, light. John Bring. ». *=6, lIallt, Aberoorn. l.b2, ballut. Hancaq"a, 710, ball..t. )Ini. 296. timber. J. 11. Jsarrow, 130, jruu. Ncw VUlln, 4f cement.

CARDIFF ARRIVALS. KoATtf ÐAt¡r.- 1&.—v'>nstant«nos,s, i,iw, ,¡:tv- m.ut)..b?i.t.<t.irn.t.7?,Uu.?.k.battMLC)?. G.?ard.t.6<M.St.X?m.?.ha??<St.Gr.thM.j.t.M5. Rotterdam, ballast. River Ettrkk, s, 934. St. Nazaire, ballu". Girondc, 9, 461. Bordeaux, pitwoodand jUU. ''?tTHCTtl?t.?'5.-Canute. 1,211 Mohl!e, timber. Hettle, &2. Bilbao, iron ore. J, L. Hasbrook, 739, Dunkirk, ball.'I, E?:lil?e.s. 1,046, London, bali..t, Xtcine"). ?.M7* l?'t:? ?fM?!Pf"??-Br<m' UlHit. CarmeJ. 430, Chatliam, ballaJt. Mary bt?ew rt 1 071, London, ¡¡" 8oIwRY.I. 4U, Belfast, luudfir.. Aicester. a.lIO6. Hi?b. iron or" P?grt$3, 27). GI. ow light. Kayrmr. 14. iron Ore. Derwent* ?? ??'.MJ. X'!?. !?' )t??d'<-ru). 5.737. B!tbM. itMi ore. b«ucan,s, 1SJ, M. li.vza.re, light. NUo. 1. 7,6. Rouen, light- Dordogne, s. o67, Bordus. pitw?"d A. YtK'?' '"?? f"?' light. EitI" 7O. ShU1Hle)l. lig)ll. Kuciid. s,43/. IA) IJ. light. VttT UI'TK ?'t't ?.-AeUv<9.r?. 1h\St. Glendower, Hb, Plymouth, Ullast. Frey. 246. Tv?'<tr*d'Hm?r. \tt.Mi.?. ?', Port Madoc, slatea. Edgar, 19, Swanva, burll cr. -di? CaidjeJ, 22., Fowey. ?!t.? Pride of the South, i?. ?un!f*?.b*"Mt' ? t.).,<K.i)'.?toi.?ht.F'YJ'M.?'?" bricks. Z-. 174, kF light. L..Ia. 43. Weston, !? ?:?"' ?.??t?ck? K?..<77; ?h'? Iianrrtt rld7i;. b9\Va\;1:7 J I' JtmMH?-t<tton.t98.Cf.rk.)?nMt?'M. ?t*L*n)j.)2<. f.?ey.btl?'t C.r,i. lkil?. 12). Gia'w' p E.i?b.th.t.it. B.t?.t?UMt. Tit?-.l.H.C.?.b?tMt. t?.M.Br?t<j[..undr.t't.Juh*. M. M?')d?, light. Gerda, 138, Tr.l, bAU"t. Jobn Hall.. Dublin, j b..t J. k., !&Vit)t (i-i., );Hwu?d. M. Fal-' ïiah. 91, PenzAnce, stone. Wave, 65, Ballinacurra, o?'' \cw D?"?'o'2°'7?. W?.?md. ?ts. EHe.K? Vannes, pitwood. Paque de Br«st No. 1.112, Auray.pit w'?'.n?o< t2?.Qu)mcer.puwood. Auton?M' B,?dgw.t. tdtwoo-J. E"id, 9. B,ilt-1, u,?d,i?l' AI"tI"a, 163, Villa G-?i.. Iit"-d. O'PJ. 143. Waterforvl, stones. Pknabth Dock.—June 13.—Henry Brand. », 444, Southampton, lipht. June 14.—Wellfield, 8, 1,235. n,,lin.lIht. Hord.n, ).')?.C.rd?. light. G?.e.1 Kn!?tt. 880. Mvt- ihwI, light. JU, Ch.g.t. 844, St Namirt-, hght. ''r'hlm?!.2?4. 'L?erp<?"t?' BLMk!-ook.Z6,C._ light. Mary Nixon, s, 458, London, ht. V rd,liff,, I, 466 (not reported), liht. Arabia, 2,024, Liverpool, ballast. Indian Empire, s, 1.555, Dundee, ballast. Jllne lS.-H,)ffifr,!I, 892. Limerick, light GArrel, s, B32 (not retriedS light. 39 (not reported), slate?.

SAILINGS RoatH Basin.—June 1 i. Lady Havelock, ,(Phillip, Ca. C. Mitchell, s (Chithamy. Bilbao. jfiwelJ.—GlenwllHain. s(Wally). Ulverston. R b.d. s (S¡att "'t N.i/aire, Brankelow. s (Stewart), Cudda- June 14.-New Felton, s (Hntchinsoo), London. Gal. \o»*r, s (Jont>,). Hoath. JM" 16-M lJ. Rucker (Henotit), Mont* Video. Kast Bill Dock.— June 12.—Dauntless, s (Willie), Genoa. Briaama (Gre(uu I. San Francisco. Earl vI Chester, s (Richards), Gibraltar. 13,-A'rdsre, • (Holt), Port 9,?d. Ibex, 0 0. b?r Genoa. Edith H,?ugh, (Foley), Danzic. Kmg Ermyn, s (Hughes), HAltir-, (jupt'), K:,??Fl., ?'rgate. (Nicholson), Cape de Verds. Jun' 14.—G. E. Wood, s(GibwTl). AIit'rI. Conte Oscar lu, 14.-G. E. IV?,,d, (Gib,), Algiers. C?nI. 0,?-I June 15. —Ansterlitz, 9 (Cowes), Madeira. Passepartout (Nlelton>, Bahia. West Bl'iic Dock — June 12.—Bonita tCl)WflfI), St. Ives; Coremei Aimee (Gueret), Auray; Dashwood (Smith). PAr; Banff (Oxlev). Gravesend Ocean Ht!Ie ^Williams, Faro; Express.s (Wally). Hayle. June 13.-St. David's, 9 (Wintield), Bristol; Mary Sharman), Bridgwater; Bridget (Cue), Vuu&r"al1: FAir City (Ore ii Newrv. June U.-Mirta (Droner), Marin; Ratio Cll1et (D.ev), Fiwev; Marie Bertrand (Bertrand), Ajaccio; Pillidn (Weirhe), Hio Grande; Ch, Moi (Coradee), Hennebont; Delphin Deiiree (Metsy), Undemeau; Ida iTvone), I Ie([ )f.' we7:) 7::U( Frh Id: bridge; Heloise (D:\V,d.), IIb"dlleo: Gyl,, Ul?g (Jennings), Plymouth. Juh< 1,-lJriton (lIuml), Bristol; Mieho" and iri I"er (Bolder). Dungarvan; Katie (Jenkins), Far; Mari., o'alllu, (Mansfield), Par. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—June 15, St.Malo, Progress, s, B, Donaldson, 271, Hlulhurst Constantinople, Eclipse, B. Whiltield, 1,046, Hardy, Wilson [o,t, WIlti,lA. B, B"11%, 1,236, Ropner A )1om)tav< Man\eluke, s, fr, Newrv, 1,752, Hacquo I Bros. B. ',ello, 7?3 N,,?.,I,k ,3.s, B, W?t?ertwi-g. 1,04d, CORY Genoa, Horden, 8, B, Topp, 1,057. Ropner A Co. G B. T.Pp, I'061. It?p..?r A C-. Call?o, Horjibv B, B.r. Pt Vificerit IC, V), Palllon. s, U, Hyde. 1.111, Cory Bros. Marseilles, Malek, 9, B. Miller, 1,054, Cory Bros. Coronna, Arbitrator, U, Ungold, 183, A. H. lapson Panama. Abercorn, MTuii'tru, l,id62, 11\: ,E;(J:C¡ ¡Ü:nù'Jo:)8:1\urnet8 RnJ 8n 81\1nl1ia. IIO, B, Baker, 79). Ropner A Co, Li, B;,ke,W?,5n, 1,7, Ropner k Co. Galatz, R"mr. B, Norre. 892, Foster, Hain Bordeaux, Dordogne. s, H, King, 567, Hooper, Campbell Honfleur Valeria, s, B, Souter, i55. Hooper. L:.mptl Bordeaux. Gironde, B. Boon. 461. Hùopr. CAmpbell B >ucan. Huuru. s, F, Pluwd, 7e9. oclete Commemiaie St, Nazairo, JUll" Chagot, s, F, Sauzerean, 844, Gueret St. Na/aire, Charles Godard,», F, Mehonas, 609, Bregeon ru ",ta?it N?y Hanson, 710, Tellefsen, Wills I :'I;t' aJ7,k j ¿I'.U rII: '/}Iie :r11:1'. 9 )! Clarke CLEARED.^June 15. Calcutta. Brownrigg, s, B, 3.250 coal !"1fI1(apor. (¡¡Iantht-, D. 2,39 coal Gibraltar. <iene>ai Eliott, 8, H,1.6ùOcoal kio de Janeito, Kambira, B, 3.Zö,) coal Tdrdi. Chirton, ø, H, 1.200 «:,),,1 Sf. Malo, Progress, s, B. 4bO coal Havre, Sort.icoll. iii, 11. l.i'oO coal Hontleur, Valeria, 9, 8. 2W) coal Madeira, Austerlitz, s. B, '600 coal Autll. Inchmaree, s, D, 2.5W coat St. Naxairf*, Chas. Godard, S, F, 1,200coal H(JII;\lI, Bouc«m,8, F, 1,4^0coal 8t Nazaire, Jules Chagot, 10', 1.50 coal Rio de Janeiro, Victorine, F, 1,1W coal Bari, Kmile, F, 31 coal Prri>Hinbuco, Marie, Nwy. 535 coal Maranham, Lif1deHoe'. Nwv, 7X) coal Cronstadt, Voluntas, Nwy. 510 coal Jtu\chuek1, Nevada, Nwy, 72 coal Genoa, SeCondo Tre Faticialil, Ity, 1,4W coal R;o Grande, Hindeck Rebus Leomhuis, Hol, 350 coal Cadi/. Eujetta, IIol, 2:0 coal Hojjg Kong, FratelJuiza, ity, 1.200 coal IMPORTS.—June 15. Bordeaux, Gironde, s, bü tons pitwood, 30 tons sundries, order Mobile, Canute, 1.400 tons timber, Trayes A Co. Bilnao, Hettie. s, 1,175 Urns iron ore, Dowlai9 (;0, Belfast, Soiwav* •• sundries, older Bilbao, AIcest.'r, s, 2.340 tons iron ore, Llewellyn A Co. Bilbao, Ravn'»r, s. I,f30 tons iron ore, Crawshav BiltMO, I'hiwdaiu, 1. ?O I-?, L)(,wi.1, Co. Bordeaux, Dordogne. s, 850 tons pitwood, Simkin Btol. Tvedestrttiid, Krev, 3X) tons PltwoOJ. TdlehenA: Co. Port Madoo, Catherine, 55 WII' siates, orJtr Swansea. kd" 13i tons burnt nr. Tennant & Co. Bndiwartr. Fanny Jane, 50,000bricks, order Bridgwater, Tom. *25,000 bricks, order ChiiMlansand, Kosa, 440loads pitprops, W. Thomas Cork. James IMvidson, limestones G lasgow, Carrie Belle, 2t:J tons pitch, Heath A Co. Bristol, 15CS. I. suticiries. order Dublin, John Hall. 105 wn- burnt ore. Tharsls Co. Villa Giioia. J. F., 20) t-ons pitwood, Manzanos & Co. Penzance, M. Fafleigh, stone Bihinacurra. Wave.ol t<tnsoats, Spider A Cn, Waterforil, New Design No. 2, 101 to", nata, pliler A Co Valines, Elie, 180 tous pttwo{¡d, Po Lowei- Auray, Paquebot de Brest No. 1,130 tons pitwood, P. ,II Qirm|>er, Nomlno?, 160 tons pltwoo I, Watts, War I A Co B' idgwater, Auloii w 390 ton' pitwood, Manzanos & Co. i:ri'iwt, Enid, I. sundi ies, orJur Villa Gaicia, Aibertina, 200 tons pitwood, Tapson & Co, Wate.iord, Osprey, stont-9

"SPORTSMAN" AUTHKNTIC STARTING I'KICKS. HAMPTON MEF.TIG. I ALBXaMJKA Pl..À.f&. HOMt. RIORR. PBI^K- Maxima J W-,ib 1 1 w 4 on PIUMC. or Orawgb ST.t. a:: 1E8. Rosy Morn I Giles 9 to 4 on Clakimokt Stakes. Hvltnn I Wilwn 2 W 1 g,t HXLUSO W'SLTKH. 4 tl I Izlt Malvern ?'?d" 4 to 1 "!? ?h?. d. 3 to 1 on D,.d beat. Tvro Tkar Old Platb. Buttee. Barrett I 5 to 1 agst WtfLTKR Cup. Jacob J Woodbnrn 6 to 2 agst LEICRSTER MEETING, Friar Wbltbh. Hippocreetie j Archer 9 to 4 on Nkvill HOLT Hakdicap. Campbell I Archei Iil to 4agit Bubble colt J E Tomlisson | 100 to 30 agst JBrapford Platb. Pythagoras I J E Tomlisson 1100 to 30 on Hathbbm Platb. Bagpipe Archer I 9 00 HumbkriTii»n Weltbr Hakdicap. Sbrivenbam Archer I 2 to 1 agit KEUCAHMRETtXG. I .EL'K WBLTKR HA.¡HC4P. KinKDick.?.?'t!'<' I 7 to 1 agst DtrKSUALK SULLIXQ PUT"- Blitz Snowden 5 to 1 agst 80LLlNG Hl'RrER" fLATS, Armynde | Capt. Maudsley. 7 to 4 on Armynde I C.Pt. %VSLTSA I)LATJC. to 4 on E.,J?,gt.n t Watts I 5 to 1 agst Nokmamhv Platb WymeswoJd | Fagan I W.O.

LEICESTER MEETING. The Fkur Weltbr Plate of t00?<. thr? yMr oM< .M upwards; weight, for g, p,?.1ti. aud allowances. i L<>c:rp", POCre[16, 3yrs, 9st A» rchu er i1 )t/ Bu)? )?M.6y).iO)tlMb.?.0 Uwrence 2 Mr Bovd's Diatleste, 5vrs, 10st l3ib Mr E P Wilson 3 !!e.J?r.?e ?'B''i")'?Mran,?tUnj:-9to4 on Kippocrene.9 to 2 g" habeau, 5 to 1 agst Diade.te, tndIOtoI ag,1 Redbrldge, y th, and by The favourite mad. nearly all Ih. running aud won by .lellKlh and half; bad third. I Mr Bull declared to win with Istheau. Th winner was sold to Mr Bull lor 100g,. and Mr "üyd ?l?i..d ?.t?tt for Mr E P W.!Kn. The Nkvill Holt Handicap Platb of SOOsovs, by sub- scription of 10 sovs each and 5 only if declared; w inners extra. At?ut tive ftirl "go. M lb Ar?h, 1 lx)id Durham's Redskin, <vrs. 8st 12lh Ri«kaby 2 Mr Dougull's Lvddington, Jvrs, 7st 61o Bassnett 3 B\' Comus (Chatidlev), Celo.IA oolt (Knott), Ðhuon (Je,,op), Ri?Ftu (White), Eucalyptus (artln), and T.'??HtdJ"?«!M?n. B?tti,.g-11 t?,4 g,, C,p bell, 100 3) a't Roseau. 9 to 2 agst. Redsk.-n, 100 to 12 ,t B,yc. 100 W 7 ..t Trixie, and 20 to 1 a.t Lvddingtou. 'Won by a neck bad third, A 3 ?@N ELM SBLLtsti PLTZ nf 1000, for two vear olds; i A i.K;'ltII:LI PKfJII: lgsÚ\r/I'I,r.I: anccs. Five furlongs. Ir 8 Wilkinson's B??bbi. colt, 8st 71b J E Tomlisson 1 ,Bli?, L. B.au. S.? 4Ib. hit. 2 Mr 0 Hlbbert's Eight Bells, 8st 7lo Jessop 3 Mn Grundy filly (Martin), and Duplicate (Bassnett) also ran. Betting—2 to l agst E.3 to 1 agst Le Beau, 100 to 30 agst Bubble colt, 5 to 1 agst Mrs Grundy tilly. and Cto 1 agst Duplicate. Bubble colt waited on y" Grundy filly till aqllarler of a mile from home, he then drew out and won toy three lengths; half lellth between teroud and third; Vu. plicate was hut. The wlnn.r. bought In for llOgs. The Bradford Platk of 6CO sovs, for two year olds; colts 95t. fillies and geldings 8st lllb winners extra; certain allowances the second to rrce;ve 50 sovs out of the stakes, Five furlongs. Mr 'r Jelluillj(" jUII.'S Pyu¡agllra,. 8.<1 9ih I J E Tomlisson 1 MrManton's Cynosure, Fit 91b (car 8st lllb) ,Archer 2 Hett111-lOO to 30 on Pvthagoras. The favourite led throughout and w.. 1. a canter by I Ove?t?th). The HA1HIR Sbuiso PLFII: of lOOgs, for Iwo year olds ai upwards; weight for age.d allowances. j Capt«1n Mitchell's Bagpipe, 5vrs,9st Archer 1 Mr Burrell's Le Beau, 2vrs. 5st 121b (car 6st) Knolt 2 Mr Chipnmn's 8hlmber. 3vrs, 7st 121b Tomlinson 3 Court Plainer (J Griffiths) also ran. Bettiiig-7 to 4 on Bigpipe. 7 to 2 agst Court Plaister, 8 to 1 agst Le Bran, aud 20 to 1 ags' Siumber. Bagpipe made all the running and won in" caour by fu-e lengths; a neck between the second and third. The winner was t-.gh? in f.r 2i5gs, and C,?,, Pii.t,r was -°))") to Mr Mtr!h<h fir 12,. Th Hi'MBBwrro.v W.Ll.. Handicap of 150 IOY!, by sub- scription uf 5s each, 3ft winners extra. About one Mr C Hihhel1'. Shrivenham, 4yn, 9,t 131b Archer 1 M, T roll'9 Siaoi, 3yrs, 8st Wlrite 2 M, T ?'?.'??!my ?'.e?ditry..?' ?,t 21b Martin 3 Stanislas (Tomlisson) aho ran. Betting—2 to 1 agst Shrivenham. 9 tû 4 agst Incendiary, 5 to2 got Siam, ami 5 to) 1 agst SIani,¡"" Won by a neK three-parts of a length between the second and third. BETTING ON THE COURSE, I Maschkstkk Cv\>. 9X1 to 300 agst The Bard, Jyrs, 8st 4ib, t 100 to 3)- Hi,dile, 3vrs,6st,o 100 to 12- p? I 7,t 31b. t 10 to 12 Gonfalon, 5yrs, 7st lib, t 103 to 6 — Ivy filly, 3yrs, 5«t Sib, o 2fJ to 1 Belinda, 4yro, 70t 1lb. o 2;¡ t'J 1 Lo Caissier, 3yrs, 6st 91b, 0

REDCAR MEETING. The' Fket.ton Weltbk HOSDlCAP Platb of lOOgs; winners extra. One mil. Mr J Cadman's King Diek. 5yrs, lOst 6ib .FaR!1 1 MrJ W Lee'* Osborne, 3yrs, est 101b 2 Mr Weighi'H's Oxford, 3?, Bt 121b Bruckshaw 3 Lively Nell (Bowman), Abl..?, ffly 10 bo,?), "ïld Mon tSnowdon) .lso ran. Bettlng-7 lo 4 g,l Osborne, 4 to 1 agst Wild M ss. 5 to 1 agst Oxford, 7 to 1 .g,, King Dick. and 10 1. 1 ?,V,t Ambulance illy Won by & lenRth "ud a half. Tue Dunbdalb High-weight Selling Handicap Plate of IOOK.; ?., r.. 81. f. I..g? Mr Green's Blitz, 4,r?, 9,1 31b "?wd,. 1 Mr r: A) t, 3yr,, 8,st 31t) i?.,ri,d ?;i*?lI Bruck.haw 2 Mr Crompton's Royal Duke, yro, 8,\ 131b Piat.t 3 Bravlev (Griffiths), Whirlpool (Osborne), Whilechapel (H?.?hcM'.FH/<?nhEv?rt?(obt?). Bonny )hy ?illy (Tomlin.on), and 0S.. (Gnodway) .iso fan, Betting—4 to 1 agst Whlrlpool,5to 1 a.,t Blitz, 100 to 15 each agst A.vl<»n and Old Sam, 8 to 1 each atfst Braylcy ond Ttie M.F.H., and 10 to 1 "ell apt Royal Duke and Whitechapel. Won easily by three-parts of a length; two lengths between second ami third. The winner was bought In for 55g., The selling Hi nteks' Platb of 40 sovs, ttr (our year "Uls Ild upwards; weight for age selling allowances. Two mifes, 011 the flat. Captain 6t. Liwrence's Armynde, aged, 12st 71b Captain Maudslev 1 Captain Leigh's Bruce, aged, 12st Mr Eyre 3 Betting—to 4 Oil Armynde, 2 to 1 agst Ryedale, Ind 5 to 1 lest Bruce1 Armynde waited on Rydal8 until three quarters of a mile from home, when he Cftme away and won iu a canter by three lengths: bad ti i it. The winner "as sold. T)ie ?A'i')IAVGR WUTH' HUI>IC,IP PUT. Of lOOgs; Wllllltrs extia. Fin" (ur)onga. Mr J Lowther's Easingtou, 3yrs, 9st 7 b.I Mr W B""g.y,. Troilus, 3\:rl ,?t)  G.k,,??.y 2 Mr W Sandels. Good Sight. 4vis. 3?t Br,,?k,l?.w 3 I PII:; G d' r;, rI'I\ ( :;J:at!ru; (Fagan). Duchess of Edinburgh (Bowman), and Silver Crest tK Tomlinson) Ahw rail. Betting—9 to 4 art Good Night, 4 to 1 agst Lady Gosling filly, 5 to 1 agst Easingtou, 6 to 1 agst Gr" b, IutoIg,, and 20 to 1 a&t n,- othr. W'?M? by l?,,gt t?, and ? half be- twen the second aud third. The NoRi8Y Plate of lOOgs; two year olds and upwards: wiKht for age; penalties and allowances. One mile and a distance. MrH Robertson's Wymeswold, 3yr It Ilib Fagan Walked over for 50 sovs.

KOSS EOKSK, GALLOWAY, AND FOXY RACES. The abore anuIJR1 event was held on Monday, when the weather "'8.5 f.trly Kuod, but the sport was of an ill. different- character. lu the Weirend Stakes Ur Wildin's Lily Agnes 1,?d the p..t 6 ,t. but ?.? bjc?ti. sustained IK"in,t her for llir 1111, and Master W. Morgan's Floss, which was well rlden hv Mr J. Thomu. took I?, ?t.ke.' Tll,'e ,?it. were II f,?ll- The LADI@' Pun Of LID. for Gall@wavs 10?t 71h ea@h over six flights of hurdles. 1 W 8 mltl 1 ",Mltt.a and allow""o<o, About -il- .?d b.1f, i. M"y D' .?. 'y The Lk bnsbd Victuallers' Selling Rack of £20, for Gllloway. not exceeding 14 hands 2 inches l,ici? l.r. tain .'IOWlnoel. Ab, to mllE", on the n.t, Mr W Sheaf'* Mystery (late Brunette) 1 Mr W Hill's Gipsy Q?. 3 r. 2 Ti?, The Ponv Race of 5 sovs (local), for ponies not exceeding 13 hands high; 9at each. About one mile and a 13 ? lot, 9,t quarter, on the flat. )1r 1 9 W Jamts's 1 p Mr R Scu^amore's Bi'lv Mr W Bnndy't MtM K?e Seven ran. The niinisMEN's 0"L 8ILLISG Acit of C15, ?' Tor horses not excelling 16 hands hi,h 12st e->cli, penaltie. and ailowanoea. About two miles, oversight flights "f hurdil t !)r. JJf,?t;h.(I'G¡i" « Mr W C Hughes's School Girl c Match, for 10 sovs owners up. One mile, on the fbot. MrGEWUdin'amare I Mr I .ii Ii.n hurse cO' 2 Th<!WttRtfuaTtKMOf!OMV:.fmfttHOW<.V''? ponies; 9t ?.,h allowances; 8 M>V' to the ftrst and to ti,? .d. AVII?T, one "lil? and?tf?'c" "t,' Mr G E Wildin's Lillv Agne s Ast, er 1 Mr W G Mor)!.n F)o? .Mr G Thomas, J?? Four ran The winner wal objected to on ti ground of -h eig ht, ?d the .d hone i..d the .k."

MANCHESTER MEETING. TIIIS I)AY'S ItACIN(i. Order OF YILJ'i"" pl.t" 2.15 I n:'R p:Ull}r\t(:'[tl:t}55 .1;¡ I ? I. gl? 3.43; 1),,b, Pi.t,. 4.15; Plllllip, 4.45 ;_Pi.te .( IOL'KL. 6.15. ENTRIES.. Derby Plate.—Tottenham, Brawn. Pampas Grass, ana Galla"t. ° W?dnmday Plate.-CII&Del Rovgl. olv Hoots, filly by Prinee Charlie-dam Zarina. Xuttenham. R,yb,?k, ,?pid ?'w?tr!)? 'Cht?'06' uut, KH?ht ofBurghley, ",?d OC0ttl!h MinttreL CLAIMS. L. I Public Sale Rtakes.-Duublaue, Reserve flliy, .leo^ies- lev, and Norma (each to be soid for £ 100), and The CelC (.1:200', SCRATCHlNGB. Hartlngtou Plate.—stelchworlb ."d The Laaaie. Public Bale 8t*tkes.—Maypole. j ¥hiJlipl Handicap.-Inchbonny. Si, Eild"r, Br f ?!M?'.("t*?'?ng??n??'?9ir EHdor. Brilliant, I Insignia, Wampum, j?zr 1, wel 80nK, audtO Lord Hasting' horses. ARRIVALS. A I- Altcr, Br?e. Bi.?d,l, Boyne, Banker, U?m. ?r.. I 11;:Iilt,rJ 8'v;,rll11:'Ub.'J:CI!); K ?'. Cecil Grd?f. C..)MM?mt. D.U.neny, D»y- I Tt'f\Ic, E.lpnrt" Fitzwi!li;\OI. FI\!lL and L.ou! ¡UI.I PA5! I; ;I:if.:r?;I'Iif.i'jI:i;'n Aw.?.Gr?n))rM,GY"rMH(.n.lNt.rudn.J.et)<we!.S. tiliy:JtnnieW)!.)f!ehny.KnishtofBur)!h?y,Kn)?. Littlecote, Caissier, Leonora, MacMahon, Mignon, M\m)a.M!dtco)t.Mi'rth.M?trtmo?y.Nc<-rom?.?. Nubley Bux,Norma, Pomona colt .Monarch of the Glen, ?r'i?t?. 1''r't"e'M Arina, Pampas Gnus, Prince H"er. Pede?rhn. Prt..M Rudolph, Quicksand, Ho,y. brook, Reserve tilly, Riversdale, Spread Eagle, My 't, u :rl mS;" l!1t'" lis:' It m ,ô'T;I: M 'istrel. Siberia, TommY Lr Tlt, r hily, T,,dd.i" To to, Veracite, and Cucas fi ly.

LONDON BETHNG. Manchester CUP. 1'l'K.D.t.Y. (Distance, one ml!e and turee-quart-ers. Ruulnday, June iH ) 3 to 1 agst The Bard, 3vrs, Set 41b, t 3 to 1 Riversdale, 3>rs. 6st, t A 0 8 to 1 7st 3 b. t 100 to \Z Gonfalon, 5yrs, 7st lib, o 14 to 1 Eastern Emperor, 5yrs, Sst 121b. t 20 to 1 6.1ir Pri, 61, SH 21b, t 20 to 1 — 4yr,. ?,, ,31b. t A o Eclipse Stakes. (Distance, one mile and a quarter. Rua Friday# July 23). 6 to 4 agst Minting, 0-7 to 4 w 3 to 1 B", dig ST. Lhuer. (Distance, about one mile and three quarters, BUD 400 to 200 011 Or liOlld, t 5 to 1 agst Minting, t 40 to 1 "i j"Y, t -0 to 1 Button Puk, t

LATEST SCRATCHING*. Messrs. Weatherby yeslerùt\V kft.erllUOn nrtitlfld that I Cip^lliJia, Cardinal W." Illy, Eurasian had been struck out of the Manchester Cup.

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THE PENAKTH TENNIS TOURNA- I MENT. SECOND DAY j On Tuesday the Penarth fixture W3S contiDuLd, under i,?.P,O"a C..? ??t ?. n? a. reguds we ,thor, Fr.. very carly morning a drying wind had removed the .upertluous moisture, and when pNy commenced the lawn was in capital condition. Play would have been most pleasurable but for the gusts of wind which, coming apparently from all points, fairly Pilule.! the competitor*. The attendance was agaiii limited to a very small number. Conside"8ble progress was made on Tuesday with the Gentlemen's singles Handicap. Our local players, unfortunately, went down before the superior proweaa of the visitors, who treated the Ppectators to a rare ex- position of the game of lawn tennis. The present positiou of the handicap is shown below. For the championship the tie between J. R Deykin, who on Monday defeated IV. S. N. Heard after a stubborn fight, and C, Lacy Sweet, of the Clifton Litwn Tennis Club, was watched with the utmost interest, und formed, indeed, one of the features of the day play. Sweet, from the outset, had the best of it.. though he resigned Hie third sett at U love "to four. "Each game was finely contested, the rallies and volleys being <>uch aa to arouse the spectators to feverish excitement. Ultimately Sweet .on in* thr^o sets to one. The i:"etet:eol1 r td IJrtleeo o',eClifI and D. D. Rees, of Swansea, was a rather tame exhibition, the local player being overmatched. This morning, at eleven, the semi-finals for the championship will be played off, the tour left in being Lacy Sweet, r;, do S. H. Browne, J. Baldwin, and W. M. Orownlee, The Ladies' Singles ties pro- dur«dii noteworthy struggle between Miss Bessie Trayes, of tho Penilrth L. I ,C, and Miss M, It, v- nolds, of Clifton, Miss Trayes lost the first sett lit six games to five, but won the second game, winning six games to three. In the third sett the ladies were u four all," five six, up to Blcven all, each game being won oniy iftet- repeated advan- tSlges and deucea. The twelfth game fell to Mi., Reynolds, and the aauio lady won the next and the rubber, after the most ex- citing struggle of the present meeting. The present state of the competitions is as follows WELSH CHAMPIONSHIP, liNTLEMN S :llStJ/,S, The winner of the event "ill be entitled to ne I th;he tinofJeIJOorlt c:le6end ;l 50 g.i. presented by the president, Lord Windsor, for the championship of Wales. The cup to be won three years in succe?ion bofore bc,,?.. i?g the p,,?p,y of any holder. '"? prize, value ?°?d%'?': 3rd and 4LI?. £3. }'IK8T TIES. C.Lacy Sweet, C¡HtoJl. b.L Humm Barne,, D.rby- 6 ). 1-0-. 6.1. J 11, Dnlll, rdgb.t. beat \V,S, H?.t d. Penarth ?.6 '6.4-5.4 J. U, M"yrici<e, Cheltenham (absent), and E. U. David, Cardiff. B. de H, II, Browne, Fillwilli"m. beat J. C. Eay, Clltllellham-6.. 6-1 (kay retired). J. Baldwin, B*tb—w.o. W. C. T. Dalllel, Penartb-w,o, W. M. Brownlee, Clifton, agiinst Ernest Reushaw, All England— Renshaw retired, D. D. Roes, bw.ulSeti- ùye. second TIFJ, Browne v. David—David retired. Baldwin beat Dalilel—6-0. 6-2. 6-2, Brownlee beat Rees—6-1,6-1, 6-1. Sweet beat Deykin—6-1, 6-3. 0-4, 6-4. To-day's Conawts. Sweet v. Browne. Baldwin v. Brownlee. Ge.stlemkn's Dovblej, rir!tprj?f. £ 10 e^ch 2nu, 3rd, £ 2. ?.,Ul?, ?? ?. E. Fenshaw ."d C J1)'IJ. ;It B.ldwi", ¡¡.th, Ind I A- M. 8.,Y?h?, Bat li 1, 6-4. W. 8 N. Heard ."d W, IJ, Brownlee beat H, Barnes, Derby, and F. Nlatliews, Penarth—6-1, 6-0. Browne, Fitzwilliam L.T.C., and J. C. Kay, Chelten- lJam, a bye, THIRD TIES, Renshaw and Swllt-w. Browne aud ¡Üy beat Heard and Brownlee by-6,2, ö-O. 6.0. Ladies' SINGL1t.S. First prize, £ 7 2nd, £ 4; 3rd, £ 2. FIRST TIES, Miss E. Stephens, Penarth—retired. Miss A. Reynolds, Cllfton-w.o. Mhs L. BrowlI. Cheltenham, beat Miss Hili, Che\ten. )?m-b0"fi-4"' Miss L. C. Stephens, Penarth, beat Nl:ss Lianlshen—6-4, 6-4. Min AI, ¡¡.ynol,I>, Clifton, beat Miss B. Trayes, Penarth -6-5,3-6, 13.11. SECOND TIK9. Miss Browne beat Miss A Reynolds—6 0, 6-0. Miss Stephens but Miss M. Reynolds— 6-2, 6-4. Gentlemen's Si sulks (Handicap). First prile. £:10; second, £ 5; third..cJ. FIKST TIES. J. Baldwin owes i 15-0, F. W. Eusor received i 30—w.o. R. Cobb received 10 f. A. M. Smith received 15 and one E. de S. Browne owes 30 for a bisque v. D. D. Rees, scutch. C. Wightwick received t 15 and one bisque v, P. K. Heard, received i 1o, J. F. Grimes received }30. C. Lacy Sweet, owes 15. E. IY. D., id t')f. ?.K.t'Me?."??J t?. J. G. Thomas received i 15 and one bisque v. N. Eusor, received 30 C. E. Taylor received 15 and one bisque v. J. C Kay, sciatcli. E, Meyrick received t 15 r. A M. Smythe, scralch. W. t5cz)., it 3J r. G D,?i,,e sciatch. J. R. e)nn? t 15 t'. A. B,??z i?'! I." reca¡". i 30. W. S.N.Heard, scratch, v.Maurice Hill, rectivei £ 15 Iud one bisque. W. N. Brownlee owes t 15—w.o. K. Renshnw owes 3IJ-"0. H. Barnes receives 15-w SKCOSD TIll, Baldwin beat Ensor—L-0. 61. Cot»b beat Smith—6-5. 6-2 Ðrowne beat Re»*s—2, 61 P. H. Heard beat Wightwick-6-C, 6-3. 8.t-w,o, David-w.o. Thomas beat Entor-6 1. 6-0. Ka.v beat Taylor—6- 3 3-6, 7-5, tttn'ythe-w.t.. 7-5. Dalziel beat Bleuley—7-5, 6-1. D,yk It' Hiil. b"t W. S.. He., d-6Q, 6 4. Brownlee- .(J. H?i!)?bMtB<rnt<-6-3,63. T1UkD ties. Cobb but Browne—7-5, 3 6. 6-1. "w.ot b"at H.nd-7.S, 6.?, 6-1. D.?id ?ttTh'mM-6-4. 1-6, :-l. kYbeat Bm)'tI¡0-6,. 6-1. Deykin b?.t U.I,lel-H, 6,2. 6.1.. B"oJ)I.. he.t H¡lJ.-C,2. 6,5. FIFTH TlU. Sweet beat David—2-6, 6-2, 6-0. At the conclusion of the contests of the day an exhibition match took place between Ernest Ren- shaw and J. R. Deykin. in which the left-hander was a good second onlr,

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CIUOM'.t. CARDIFF BEDMINSTF.U. The Cudift t- achtvd n easy vicwr.v 'nr Eleven at. Bri^Uil on Tue,day On Monday j ?th.??rJ?.? p? on 214 for the 'o" e ght ???? ? M h?d b.M .dd.J o,. Tuewiay mi rn- Sr b th? i r ? wicket hn. Ltndley -rr),i.g out Yh11 b<t ? wt))-p?«' "?"?' When home Warn hutting the wicket »howed PfrimlJ traces >j' camed by the previous (IRV'S bwll but lhll faijt did not inauv wav detract from the performance^ Donovan ?d)Lh.)i<.vw?h t)..btU. Nnprn?n)[edMndw.tn.? ht ? B?d.I.It', 11 .?d r,rt:vnJ;t::d ? Tliev of)Illl? on. nnd th<n Und?y ybwi,d wi'hgSr suocen than h6 did In th? ttrMvtnt..?. ?eur??whut.tfnwie?tt for the eitremely .maH ?h'.r of ?n ? The ?.t "lckt fell at t''? M'et?k. Cardiff having secured an extremely easy victory bv an inniiJKSand 195 run, Their stimess wa. no more than h« ,^rved. for after batting well, thn.v ably seconded the effort, of their L??! by fielding br 'H^My- lhj m"tch WRI Dlaved (or the b,??fit of the Bfdtnuisrer round ran tungs, but the attendance WAS vry fneagrp ?'bot)/(!'?' and he will uut be a great deal P- ket by the venture. Score CAHDIH', J.P.JonM.cPnn.? b Prestidga jj Donovan, e P*r?r. h))..an. i fw.Mri.a¿k;{ri: vj w H, Willi.. 3, bC,,l .I. 11 C, A. Mi'n, b Gallop H ?: ?; eimpson.c Prestldge, b Gallop lb W. YonHh. b G'"op. W. !<. L,?, c Hall, b Co?. 15 Lindley. b}I\ zr ?lbC.1 i C. B?).'?.<C?k. b Co)e:'?."?."?. 6 E?tM.? Tota),2.l9 BKDM1KSISR. E. H. ?ok, c ?ones. b Fir<t Innings.. 5 Second Innings. < Li 5 b Li?di,y 4 F. L. Cole, b Donovan 1 b Lindn ley6 H, G, Gallop, C Lewi., b 6 Lindley 5 c Yorath, b Lind- q II. G. Hall, b Donovan 1 c Jones, b Lindley 1 E. G. Murdock.c Pollard, b 2 o T.r.th. b L.nd-  Lindley 2 0 TOTatt), kti„ij n L:d:n' bf.>  w J mi,h, not oot 2 blindley 3 A Pre.tid¡¡", C .Ton. b ?d? .tM?n.bIJnd..y 0 ?y .() b l,i,,di?y 0 .f'K:eL;¡,¡; g Me: bb L:i g J. si., b Li.idl,y 2 notout  E?t 0 Extras _3^  Tot,,1 23 Total 21 Total 23 NOI!1H 1', BOGTH, The Northern team on Tuesday administered <1P1ttAt Dy nine wickets to the South. at Lord's. Ovei night the came had ?n ?ft in the fo))owi.? tttte ,-?ort?JO? South, 7' for three wicket. On Tue!(b'. despite the g id ?tt??° of Heiid the South could not avert the lollowon, The WId\ of the innings wasl&j, or 110 behind I he Northern compilation. Burton amI ?ndcrMu' addtu 59 'runi tm' the htt wicket, the latter 9 64 I*in a really brilliRnt .p..iti,, hJ! hit, comprised ??' ?. ?i-? 3s, and ''f'?r?. Bhuk)mk suL ? es? fu I b)W?r. ho taking five wickets for 72 rui?S. On Kohl In a sec>nd time Henderson gin batted finely, but the !)'t')"? ?J?)"?" t)"?'n tf'h.i?' !!L'"erv little aid. The total f ti?? second i? .Iy 137. Ihe ?'orth??? tt??'?. only ?" ?''? 28 ??'? ? obt?' to win, and, these being got fur the loss of Sugg onlv, Mie .orth achieved au easy ?i?trv by i., wickets. hdt SOUTH. First Innings. Second Innings. Francis, b Shacklock 8 not out 20 Grace, 0 Davenport, b Snack- lock 33 cPmigher, b .W.. ar- 21 Henderson, c Shacklock, b Wood-Sims 64 c White, b Wood 81m.3.\ run out 7 c Lindley, b War- 2l Mills, c Lindley, b Pougher. 33 o Shacklock, b Wood-Sims 19 H est.I bw. bghaclilock 0 I b w. b Wood-Sims 7 Pougher 0 Greee.b Shacklock 2 bpougher 0 Hr?n. bShacklo L 7 b Cr.,g,'?r '4 Burton, not out M c Pougher, b Shack- loek 4 Spillman, absent 0 0 B.tm 4 7 T'Jt. .5 Total 137 North. Ftntlnntnp. 8<cond Inning., Sncc, c ..b,titte. b Fother- g, 26 cLindley.bHender- Brown, b Burton not 22 Warren, c 8piJJman. b Grace 3 no, out W?d-Sims, I b w b Grace 4 Davenport, c Gregg, b üurton 3t Cropper, b Burton d L. tindley, c race, b Gregg S 8hacklnck. c Gregg, b llmlon 3 Pougher, c Spillinan, b Gregg 25 Whll." b Mills 62 Parnhnm, notout 90 Extras 2'1 Extra Total 305 Total 28 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY y, GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND. The cricket in thh match on Tuesday was of an un- eventful chaiacter, but the weather wns a decided improvement th, opening. The E-gli-h innings, was tlil" I o r ?h,d,[on "?'?"T'?'? being eleven, when he wa! ..ght and boWle for 175, a figure which beats Turner's Innings against England by rKLwl:I 9.J:n::fT;r I was, ?'nev?'t'he')'?.? a "P?n?d°?' cu'i?ribution. the principal hits of which Mfre twenty-one <'i. ¥t:l: ;!i t ;.J ladeo ca:¡lh com;ce 't.\b'eco"i I n It r-I .I. B.?t. pl?y,,i fi.i?ly to, 57, Tnrnr and B.Inb,idg? both showed W Icellfnt d, tage, and A. E. Leatham wa, a mo,t effective trundler, ftfi7g seven wickets f»>r 54 runs. The Gentlemen then »(cond attempt. Rock and Dortnan b».>wleii finely; but for Kemp's great Innings the match would have been rnOf6 iu'eres ing, whilst now a draw is almost certain. Present soore Genti.kmk* OF ENGLAND. First Ii,?g 'eund Innings. G G. Wa ker, run mM 3D .1 "t 16 Hinf-H??.? Rock 0 b Buxton ..?. 18 E. J. Studd, c Dorman, b Rock. 5 Thorntml, c Turner, bToppin 3 G, ii. St?,i i, D?,tb Rock 4 E H.I?. b TQPpin 2 Kemp, c ,?d 0 T,)pln 17r» E. A. I^-atham, 1 b w, b Toppin C J.G.Walker, b Hock 27 Mackinnon, c Toppin, b lWck 3 G. A. Leatham, not out X 21 Extras 9 Tom 29H Total 43 CAMBRIDGE. Ni.brllg? c Ha y tjoca U L,,?lb.L. 3d i;J, c":I:I:ttb; 3587 Thomas c G. Studd b A. Leatham :4 Turn1"c G. Studd b Ge •. Walker 36 Gratorf>x b Geo. Walker 12 H,y,.k b (i?.. NV.1k?r 11 v..t oiit 15 ]?.k c Haycock b A. Leatham 26 Toppin cG Studd bA. Leatham 0 Don, Huggessen .1 G. Leatham b A, Leatham 2 Dorman c a:id b A Leatham 2 Extras 15 Total LANCASHIRE V. AUSTRALIANS. This mntcli was resumed ai Manchester on Tuesday befar 8.M spectators. Lancashire were unfortunate to lose the tosu on the opening day, and h I bowl ?ilh h;ett7))II,O,' :t trput -,? J»)! out the loss of a wicket, wh' ft ndn stopped pby. On Tuesday runs were ?, ?W';?tu?)pe'l P, On "d o  w.cket that wore Ih? Colonials wer batting two h(I,? ?nd h?tf for ai/ Bdd°t'?*) o7 85 t'?m. I?imMhire started badly, and five were out f >r 22; Hornby was missed being run out—a very e*sy thing—and drove bulla into the nands f Bruce and Giffen, but was I !t Mr. Steel, who made 21 out of the 35 scored when he d. i d ?t the wicket before making any-I thing. ,,f,, b&tlln for three qu..rœra of en hour, Lancashire wer 31 out for 46 and folIo we ion. At the close of Tuesday's play Hornby and Barlow had rubbed off 29 runs. Score:— Australians. S. P. Jones, C Briggs, b Harlow £ 4 Jl J. H. Scott, 1 b w, b Watson 29 liiflVn, b Barlow 3 Bruce, b 0 Bonnor, c Lancashire, b Barlow 2 J;,r?i, b Watson 0 Trurnhló b Ilt,? tt?h.m.cPi.?'njj; b Briggs 10 R?rrett. c Yatf'. g W; g M'ilwraith, b Watson 4 L,? 1 2 E.tr 9 Total 145 Lancasuike, 45 Fi,-t 1,,ning, Second Innings. IT;II'I Scott, b 6arret t 9 ??, ?.t Pnii >w, h Giff.,? 0 ??t .?t 14 H. B. Steel, cand b Giffen 21 Briggs, b GifTeu 0 Do bell, b Gill ) Taylor, b Giffen 0 Lancashire, not out E??l, c aHren, b Garrett 2, Yates, o Blackburn, b Giffen 1 Watson, b 0 Pilling. cTrumble, b Giffen 1 t., 3 Extras 6 46 TutAl 29 NOTTS V. SURREY". Ten thousand people witnessed the plav when a re- sumption was made in this match yesterday at Trent, Bridge. Surrey overnight had lost two wickets for 172 runs, and the remaining batsmen added 110. The wicket played well throughout, vet the cricket "as slow. Two hours and tilty mInutes being requ red to add 63 to the score. Maurice Read's 83, though not faultless, w., tine performance, comprising of seven fours and four threes. W. W. Resd aud Roller offered obJllllate ft>si:tt.I\IIC8, though Read played indifferent, and was i d 11'ree times. Eight wickets weredown f., 239, but the lut S. btt Xvc- much trouble. B.iwiey played very stvlishly, and he and Wood put on 33 t uns for the last wicket. Beaumont was magnificently caught at point. The Surrey innings terminated at 3.45. F low.. three wickets Pir .nd Barnes four I t 34. Nnts went In at four o'clock against Surrey's innings, Piesentscoie — rRRBV, A.I. c Sherwin, b Wright 0 Diver, si "herwill,}) F:oWers 91 Maurice RtAlI, b Flowers H Jones ? Shaw, b Flowtis, 0 Mr Read, b Barnes 23) M. Roller, c Sccttcn. b Barnes 19 Mr fhuter. b 'Shaw.?'??'? 6 L, hmann, b birnes 3 W'v>d, not oul Beaumont, c Shrewsbury, b Barnes 4 b-wiey, b 25 Extras 6 Total 2c2 Notts. Shrewsbury, c nnd b Jones 3j Sc. tton, not otit 51 Barnes, n, t out 0. 6 Extra9 9 Total 101

"Spring Lkavf?." — Rein? carefully selected "SPRrSe LUVF," /ioio cue fully elected :i H:i:tQ t;I;í ;I)keIPg(tIt!r: :u:: mous ule in F.d ami ?b,d. The came reliable, ,ood quality ai thtlAlUe filed price II always secured thnmrbout th kingdom by purchasing of Hornlman'" Afent#. Li,, of Ageuta Iu this locality Carditl j Howell. 255. bu*<e-streot: Trebarneand Duck, Ltite-ret,l Anthony. 39. St. Mary- 11 D,,k .? i r strect Collier. 53. James.strqet Joy. ?1, $. Duke-street; :1J!il'toJ:r]6\ft gX' c: 9. t;b: Janet. ChsojiAt, Roat.h: Willi. 11. ? It. H?,.c.k aDd Co Rool.: lnwror<I, Bplolland Harris. 13, CrockbtrMo"n; Yontb. Chemist, Cantou. Carmarthen Suiitb and CO)" 19. Queen-street White Brop., 7 Ounl1. hall ftousre; Richard*. 16. Latumas-street. Cowbridge: Thn!1lu.Cbewilt. Bridgend: Wllliamf, Post-oftice. Ponty I J,rid\: Key. Cheuiist. Llaniriisaot: Llewellyn. ChernM, and at Cowhrldge. Aberdare: W. J. ThOl.laa, Cbtmtat. Cotncnerclal-place. Treherbert: Rfchar11 Chemist. Merthyr: Stepheov Ch'iuist. P.nanh: Prwter, ('bemi? L,.pt., Evann. ('h- Poulards we: Jordan. C hem CiRKAT bodily nerve and digestive strength fol- owb the use of Pepper's QuIniDe .r.d Irou Tonic. R, infusing new Ilre Into the nerves, enriching the blood, an" Mrenrthen- ing the muscular system .weakness in all state* di>aup««ra, appetite rrturns, failgae ceases, and reorutted health remit* Moid everywhere. Insist (jr¡ having Pepper's Tonic. Rott!e18 16 doses, 2s. 6d.; uex| sire, 1». tid., coutaius 3 dosea,— Adtt $ti«(inf6«! aMrf«fS. j?FA?TILE ^ON DISEASES tnfantile SKIN DISEASES rNFANTfLE SKIN DISEASES For cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Birth Humour), for .H.yingftehtng. Burnh.t..nd In- -1 the H 1,?d ,Ip. f,,rcurinfthe firsl 5ymptom of EClt"ma. Psortasis. Milk jru&t, Scald Head. Scrofula, and other )nh.t«d.kin and btood d?fMe". CUTtCMi. 'he ''t'?. C"rt. and 1Ia,; c\;¡r:à f¿1fei;¡ftr: I:. ternally. and Cuticuha Bemlvent, the new I Blood Puriifer, Internally, are infallible, Guaran ?;t itbsolutelv '? t'? ?t ?iy!'ie.u ?hemii? of the 8tale of Massachusetts. XL) hereditary HUlOUHS ^"nd HEHED1TARY humours ?D HEREDITARY HUMOURS '? The R, E. C.,), Sh.lb.ul-l ,lea, Hun- uerford, wi,ti"oI Illy, I ?llf", been suffering ever since h.! was vaccinated from a most dltr55in Ecxenm on his head and face, for a period of five or sis monthl, and many reme- ')'? ?'d in ?i'n° ??"' ?'rf? .r,,i by the CTrcR4 and CUTICIRI 80'p in t'. d.y,, skin becoming perfectly clear and nice. M?Mr<. F. Nkwberv awl Soxs —Dear Sirs,—-l ))?vtverycr<tp)M!nr<'inMYh?''Mt?<! CIT?CV.1 RtMtDtM h*ve mad. ?eomp)tteM? of my little boy, who was a great sufferer for nine months from a skin "d!??'.? ?''?' be ?M'< to r?m.n.nd them wherever I can. J. 8PALTO.V, CaL?b-k. 8F THE SKIN AND DLUOD F THE SKIN AND BLOOD \F THE SKIN AND BLOOD I .m ?)td to My the J!ez<-mt )?! lMr)y <))Mp. pp»n'd from my chUd through the u..<'H'e Cutictra Rkmeuiks It?th.Mutt s wnndfrfu). My chif<th<'(;f!?'?' through taking so much doctors medicine, and ti" F he through ti?i. ?t<?.but.h?!h?.uMdt?CuTtCURA ltKKIJI"8 t.hcy seem to have complPtely re9tord her,and i hope, by God's help, in a few week, to K.Hyou-'hehqutMw'-n. Mr). M. CAKEY, Brcyle-lane, Btn?mtr. Sold by eh,!Mi.t,. P,11,: CUTII: uK?, 21. HKOLVEJt, 4s. 60.; SOAP, Is. i or ,et of the t ,r? nrepantions post fre for 7.. 9d., ? FBAKC? ??EfKr ASD SO«. 3. EiM E_?.rdtrMt. ::t: t;:1n 'E :n)(JJb:r the fomx Druw ANB UHEMtCAL Co., Bu,ton M<)? ehuMttt.U.t.A. Write Xewbtryfur"H_ow to  REMEDIES. ?mtED BY CUTICURA RD1EDIES, pURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. URED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. 3o 7 MEDICAL BATTERY COMPANY. jypmCAL BAT1ERY COMPANY. EDIGA[, BATTERY COMPANY. Invite every man and woman suffering rrom Rlieumatism, Constipation, Liver Complaint, LumMKo, NN\'ÙllS Exhlus- Consumption, Sciatica, B tion, .it). Asthma, I Gout, Bronchitis, DI!orders, Kidney Diseases, Pulmonary AffeC- General aud Local ElIrp'y. ti.n,, bility, P.,n<?it. Ktur??it. Functional DJ.- Indigestion, Spinal Weakness, orders, To send a Post Card to 52, Oxford-street, London, N" for a copy of" Electropathy," or Harness' Guide to Health, which will be forwarded Post Free, and show how thousands have been immediately relieved and promptly and permanently cured by simply wearing a JJARNESS* ELECTROPATHIC BELT. JJARNESS' ELECTIZOPATIIIC BELT. H AIINESS' ELEUTROPATHIC BELT. JJARNESS' ELECTROPATHIC BELT. Price 21. Post Free. Guaranteed to Restore Impaired Vital Energy, Invigorate the Debilitated ConstituMon, Stimu- Jatc tl:8 OrganJo Action, Promote the Cir- culation, Assist Digestion, and Promptly Renew that Vital Energy, the loss of which is the first symptom of decay. It is not merey something to make tbe muele5 contract and jump. IU healing properties are multifarious; It ,timulatel the functions of various organs, increases their .Ietlon'f &i. tone to muscles and nerves, relaxes morbid contractions, improves nutrition, and renews exhausted nerve force, Acting dlrectiy on the system, It sustains and assists its various functions, and thu3 promotes the health and viour of the entire fume, Wh,d?,I.g pi.end 1.. of w.l,t. MR. or erj, p ?, HARNESS, ?' L the"?i.?nt C,)?,?lti.g M,di,.l Electrician, has been specially retained by the Company, and OIU be c-imoited daily (wHhout charge) on all matter, relating VI bealth Bnd tl1e application of Curative Electricity, In the Electropathio Saloou of the Mshcal Battek* CO"P4SY (Limited), tZ. OlreKU-siRKKT, WSDO, W. "O OXl'ORD-STREET, LONDON, W. ro OXFORD-STREET, LONDON, W. OjJ) JT4) OXFORD-STREET, LONDON, W. 629 R. J. I-TEA'l'lI AND s ON 6, AGENTS FOR j^XGLISH piANOFORTES St BBOAUWOOU (2 Gold lledals.1Z?.05), COLLAIil), KitAltO, KlItKMA.N ;Gold Medal 183^), nOPKI80 (Hold meISM), BRI.NSMEAD, xc, JjlO REIGN piANOFORTES Bk 6CHIEDN[AYEI( (Sole tgency), fLHEL.W?)L?"tCO.. BLUIHSEH (Sole Agenev). KUUtBACH.KEUMEYER.tc. ItU D BACil N Bole Agent, lur MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS (OlIlv G ild ALEXAXDttt: HAKMOMUMS. I-I F. A T II k N D s0 N S' rpiIREE YEAUS' gYSTEM Is Applied to the Hire and Purchase  of 1,?.t,nt, by all hktr'. from 10a..Monthly. tery h3 rumen C,).OprAtive Pri?s for 12 The Largest Stock in Wales to dect from. ,,O, 12, CiocklierMown, Cardiff. 8606o rpHK BRITISH ANI) FOREIGN STOCK AND SHARE SYNDICATE ASSOCIATION. -,r, LONDON, E. C 99, CANNON-STREET, LONDON, E.G., FORM SYNDICATES Daily for dealing in Stooks and Shares, 1 Share £5 2 Shares £ 10 4 8tlnre,£21) 10 Sh?re???.??.?.?.?.J. .5) 2G 81> ..taw Commission, 10 per Cent, on profiti only. Every Bynlllcate occupies not more thun 30 d.y. In working, and at tho close of each Syndicate a cheque for the amount of shares and profits accruing thereto is posted to each Subscriber. The .,t Syndicates ?l.d by the AssociAtlon allowed prt.ti? ft4 4,?,d Hi r?,p,,Li?ely ou each L5.h.r?!. Tills Association is conducted on straightforward and bona fiJ principles, and h., met with very j'rcat success. Everv tramadlOn h JI)lif through Brokn of posi: iOIl and standing, and the books are always open to th Inspection of lIuCrd)f>n. A »plyfor the Prospectus of the Association, ehu",iug tbe nllWV preferential ad. vantages offered by them, testimonials tr clieuts, alld also the opinions of the press generally, to THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN STOCK AND SHARE SYNDICATE ASSOCIATION, 99, CANNON STIIEET. LONDON, E,C.f66379 WREATHS YOU GKAVES. pALMEU AN7) QOMPANY (Established 18,2) B, t. ,.tity that th,?y keep a Choice Selection of ?O'ttC'Et.A'? 1'<DMHTAI,UC WitEATUS. With nr Without HIa.3 Shades. FUNEUAL FVRN'ISHERS, f5-6727 10, 11, A lJo, FREDERICK-STREET, CARDIFF. 1 L L 0 W S, DENTAL fcCRGKON, U, BRIGHTON TERRACE, NRWPORT-ROAD, CARDIFF. And at Tortwortb House. Clifton, Bri5tOl. Daily attendance. Consultation Free. 16840b PJ Fre, with Skttchet and Dt'.aUsJcr Cure, Sn Sarnpl, FROM J. WILLIAMS,22, MAKISCHAL STREET, AUHRDEKN. The pocket mimical adviskhi Jcr ht ,tlj.1'C1'»a ,¡ .vITro" A,- flinl3. Func- IOlla! U'tt1/\11t'HU. 111t!JJi. at..j ofltr entrvahr.^ *«• ftiuhcti, ?,,d 'Mxr .A$C¡aM AVus. ?Y iH It W' LOCAL TREATMENT, A boon to all desiring ??ll without recourse to physiC orth 'amiy doctor."— Mtdual 1fCtlt. A Ci-untrv Parson il'. t "7'? M,?i ?L'<'r ?! ?rat'?d to CVRE 11 rh'LF ajlr' tKne :,ot4n' Idtlus :rta;la;¡t a?4 5.1!!? Tents, MAHQUEES, A?D PAViLIUKS j. uxmxE. JOHN SMART AND COMPANY, 2. \O1,:(JT1AAt¡'F, n¡ to announce lo U;e Nobility,Geniiy,Clergy,and the Public at Urge that tl.ey have the LARGEST and :ÖrT'hC\is1tFfcW ¡tfrYOI. MARQUEE8*N TH E PROVINCE" ? Sol /iurp."eJ in the Metropolis). Every 8l)de and Variety, suitable for Uorlicùaural Esh¡1Uon.. Galas, Balain, T?. GatbnllJKs. Coming ..t* AN ?'tt' 't?'. Wedding Br?t.t??. Evening Parties,Temponirv Ball rooms. Eisteddlodau, Ac., Ac. FLAG i a,d BAMKHHS, :-iiIEL )S DECORA TIONS, in Great Variety, al charges that will ft defy competilicn. Distance no ob j ect. Estimateson appli- cation 696&B TOWLE'S P(:NNY HOY AI. AND STEEL J.. PILLS 1,, FKMALES quickly mrrects all 'rr.JU' larities aud reliere tbe distreu&Jng symptoms to prevalent with the s«7. l)o»?« li. l>«, d, and 'i t, W.,of «ll cheailsU. ?.n! J.?httt ?')5 or 34 "tuiuj". by Tie Uncotn and Midland ?.u,!tl.. DLg Co., Lincoln,—Bewari 0' INITA tions. J.ull5 I ¡DANIEL OWEN ? CU.S ABC RAILWAY TlMB TABLEB. t." only ou? pub- II$LUd iu Wales, price Id. ?. per &ul.u,? by -"».I 8 MMr\-»irrt., -r.i.n. ^liippii'ff jiottrrs. ^iAKDIFF »nd BORDEAUX. C A I t D I F F a n d Bo?",)rl,k IJ X. Hcr.w lltømm wil, b.H fol*1 DOltDOONE .Cardiff for norrtfani fur. M OIRONDK. BorJ_uJ: far Cardiff June 25 ?ilh 0-t? .I 1MN'8LJin8. For rat« of freight, k.ppl, to Mfiwu..T'.lin Whltbam and Son, Af.nu, ,u,, d.« Charlrmu, 1!1,it"u.I: an.l at the offlcB. of Lh" Coiopan,. o. 61, Mottnl atuart^'i'lare. HOOPKIt, CAMPril.M, »nd CO.. f;74 'hf1u" (jrJllSTKAMSHIP LINK. 1'h Saflln,. ot till, Line are intended to be SWANSEA TO NKW YOP.K- VICTORIA 19th HAXMUNDHAM fnne 2hh WARWICK ..1 T0 foltow DOUSKT To follow StterlLce Fare. j £ t Yor Ae., apply '0 NtAKK WHITWIf.I, aud SON Bristol: or M..lONIx and BROTHKII. -Wl J^DWAKDS NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LIU" RITOSINA, 4,0Mtons } HHEOLA. 2,100 10DI 1: HUWRA. 4,000 tons I I NEWPORT TO NEW YORK LONGHIRST. 100 A:. 3.000 tous Juos 19th, Through BilU of Lading issued to and from .station* to South Wales aud Midland t.1uutlt' "n( the principal places n "arope. United States, and Canada. TO 0;0111'0, LISBON, CADIZ, GIBRALTAR, MALAGA, And by Hail in L]SBO to MADRID AND I!ADAJOZ. Weekly Sailings. Through and Regular CQmmuDlralloD between allStatious In South Wales, nu 1.onll(lll. Through Rates quoted on "PII1icatlon. For Freight and other particnlarsapplf to EDWARDS, IN,I"O. Cardiif aiidNewport, or TURNER, EDWARDS, Ild CO" U,J..]. 251W   "UALtfRAVK, MURPHY. jmmm* swanska to hamblkg. d Ll ')p iTi?:.AN Enq fol low CITY OF CA))IZ. S.lurd." June ?'th CITY OK DI)it,r,t &'ND.? ictIL CITY OK CADIZ T.y, June ?lth. For Freight., *e., apply to the Owner., Palgrave, Murphy, aud Co,, 17, Kdcn Quay, Dubliu. or to the Agenta, 11UKOKHS and CO., ¡¡..an.ea, Agent at HamburgP. FUH R.MANN. AJATIONAL LINE TO II NKW YORK. ^gO^^FROM LlVERPOuL^ Via QUEENS- 1V e-l„ .Tune IB KN'JLAND ,.Wf'dJnn30 rovpr. Weil..June 23 THH y U KEN.. Wed., July 7 Saloon 8 t<> ill Guiuea* 0»y the A- to 25 Ouideas), Steerage, £ 3 lt>* (by t?.A?u JOINT EXPRESS SERVICE. CITY OF ROIR A,h?r Linel Wednesday. ?ly 7 I CITY OF ROME (Anchor Line) Wednesday, .47 A,%IERII,'A L,) WV.nasday, Au 1. SAI@L. iW tQ 25 ui. l?,.r £;. 8-? ;C, Head-reon Brov. 18, Le4Ienbalí'I"j, and 8. Regent- Itrttt; National 8ltlip Co. (Limited) 36, Loadenhall- street, 17 Cb»rlng Cr,)ig. London; and 23, Water-stre«r, Liverpool; or to W. Milton Locke, 33. High-.«treet. Newport; Aun WHtkius.63, High-street. Merthyr A. Davies. iL Mer- chant street PontloLtyn: (JuO. Otm. Rhymney; W. R. J..eI9. l'obt1lof, Khbw Vale- O. 1'. Hodl. Punch Hoiue Tredegar; Isaac Austin, Treorky; or to J. R. }iJcbolu. Bute Dockl. and tHo. Bird. 246, Bute-street. Carditl' MEW ZEALAND DIRECT, X'l Via Madeira and Cape of Good Hope. ROYAL IArL S,!? ?rCF,, .,I, Oontract with GO"ernruentot New Zealand. no NKW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited) will despatch their Magnificent Full'powered Steamtrs MMTITARA 4,473 IIIL LIll",N. 1. RUAPKHU 4,163 tons, from LONDON, July 29. leaving Plymouth two t.lIl.18 later. Bast accommodation fur all classes a11ti superior deck state-room*. Filii Information to t obtained at the Company's Oltices, 139, LtjJ.delihall.trt"(.t. London.EC. 60.4 -I,;NïÜLAR A-,31) Å P ENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION UNDER CONTRACT FOR HER M A J EST Y'S M AILS TO INDIA, CHINA, %(74l?AL "k &c. I SPECIAL RETURN TICKETS. Departures for:— (Fortnightly^ C.I,t?tts )> Thun'¡.y., 12.p.m. China, Strait., Jp From Brindlsi, Monday# i From Tilbury, flyduey, Melbourne, AdtiaiJo > Fridays,12.30 u.tn. J From ilrtwtJ"t, Moudays. Bon;r!lttf:I't. } Week" ITh"»^"»- Ovficks.—122. LPADENIA E. C ."d 25 C3r'S;ijRhI¡tA.¡';(,MJ'N,TII: {BrU VARDDES ITALIKNH (for pns.ago only., and '16 and 57, t D J?Æl,¥ri,frpA"11Î':fc 7," ¡{ nJi;LIl, t¡: MARSEILLES 659% ALLAN LINE A k()JL IAil r;TEMR E ifMnWi* U NITE D STATES & CAAnA SARMATIAN For Qnebec ,Tnnel8 8,A T!,MATlAN", FROM LIVERPOOL .Tnn.18 N.NA CO'flAN .For Halifax and Baltimore.Time 2*2 SARDINIAN For Qiie?c ;11 :F¿O[¡\C 'J"'J2 CAS?IAN For I "mOl and Baltimore ly 6 O('EA RATES:— Ba1oou,12 '° IB Guineas. I Intermediate, ^6 os. Steerage at I.w t Through T£ckeh at special rates to Montreal. Toronto, ,hicag. an. to all parts of ,t eu".All. .,I the Western States. TouriKts, Sportsmen, and others visiting the Canadian North-West cau avail themselves of & spec!a.llow return rate to the wonderful it.:6nery in the Rocky Mountains and the .portHl' d¡trlctJ. N?_T .b?;t.q.i.k Idehea@estroitttfor'M.it,. and t heGraat North-'Westtaby the Mail Steamersof this Line.. Passengers for Florf'lashould go by tbe A Steamers to Baltimore, wi Ich is thecbeape t and most convenient route. ASSISTED PASSAGES TO CANA I)A. Passengers landing at Halifax or Portland, Pti going inland, are accompanied ou the Railway by tue Com* pany's special conductor IjAI(PUr.KT tin Cauada, Manitoba, loud the Western States freo un application. 1 Full partlcuJau on application to AY,J"u: B. and Co..James-street, Liverpool; or to R. F Keunard, Auctioneer, 19, Queen-street, and G. Bird S4«J, Bate-street, Cardllf: Vaughan and Wright, li), Collego-street.aud T. R. W. Mason and Co.. Swansea; W. E. Rew, Grocer, 1. Lio. Wauii Weo, Swan- sea; W. H. Rees, Auctioneer, Charlesville-place, Neath; Philip Davies, George Hotel, Brecon: Fredk. Allen, 9, Flannel-street. Abergavenny; John W. Francis, Goat- street, Haverfordwest; W. Milton Locke, 33, Utah-street. J. Youn". Tredel{ar Chamherl, Brfdle'lree\,anl\ Hane and Brown, 173, Cooimercfal-stfeet, NcTport, Mon.; A.Tilney, Market-street, Abertillery; W. U. Lewis, Grocer, PontygOM, EbbwVale; George fit-, 34, Beaufort-street, Brynmawr; D. J. Evans. General Outfitter. Mertnyr ly(ivii;tiiii Watkins, 60, Glebeland-street, Merthyr Tydvil; n. J. Rees, Treaiaw, Pontypridd; and E. U, Uu..arJ, Ii. Iii.h..lr..I, Poutypridd, LADY NtjLTLY. it'.NE. IM. From Bute Docks, liTuesday 3 0 after 3 Wednesday., 3 30 n.om 3 45 after 3 Th,?d 4 30 after 4 Fi,ly 5 15 :r 5 htQrtlar 5 4j Meter 7 Monday 7 15 morn ToCum.Bas(n 7 0 evng 8aTue«\iay 7 30 morn 9tfWedneiday. 8 li morn lCuThursday 9 15 morn 11 aFriday 10 30 morn lZ¡ISa.turda, 12 0 uood ?4a 2 0 f., 15oTne#day 3 0 fl" 16 W edual { fg lfo; I 1 3 45 after 17 Thnrsday. 4 20 afte 18 Frida, 5 0 after 19 Saturday S 30 after 21 Momlay 6 45 after aT"f"5d.LY 7 0 mom 2<4Wedne8tlay..»» 7 30 morn ?'MFr?y 8 30 S?' 2toSftturilay 9 45 morn :li rgl:i! 29jTue*d;ty 1 15 f., á1' )15 Prom nathnrtt Iliuln, Bristol. 1 Tn.odar 6 30 after 2aWednesday 7 0 morn 3aTbnraday 745 morn :it: Ã. II 5 Saturday .( 9 0 morn I 0 .VI'K; 7d'fnm1Ay 030 morn t?m??BMh?!)'?'? 8 Tuesday 11 30 'Y" 12 15 (,?r 10 Thursday 1 15 after II Frl.tay 230 aft.el 12 Saturday 3 45 afUir 1 14 Monday 6 0 uf?«.-r 5T"?. 630 f" ?W?n?<)?. 7 Mom 17<*Thnrsday 1 U ..rn l«aFr|.iay 8 15 itiorn 19<iSaturd.iy 9 15 ,,rn l Monday i 11 0 0 morn 9 15 evng 22 Tuesday 10 45 morn ::iŸ .11 1 .i morn 24 Thursday 12 0 noon 'r 45 f.' MsJtt?Ly  ) 41 ttd 28 t 15 after 29 Tueg.Uy 5 15 after ,0 Wednesday 6 0 after Ii 1'o-aUtt.)Oro, Varch.—After C.hllI, 2s.6d.; For. Cabin, 10, 6d, To- "nd.fro Tkketa IssuM tor return trip on "uno day rUI U1&rltt: After Cablu, 4s. Fore Cbiu, 216. bd. To-&ud.lIro Lickets wiU be issued 011 Saturday, available for the return ripon Monday -5827 LAVERTON AND ARTISTIC AND MODERN FURNITURE. CHEAPEST IN WEST OF EXGLAND. LAIWEST STOCK OUT OK LONDON Beo Illustrated OatAlogue.. Gratii. MARYLEPORT-ST. AND BRIDGE-ST., BRISTOL. esNtS SANITAS" IS NATURE'S DISINFEC- TANT, embodying all the heoal;.btnt i;rinc U >les generated In Piue and l1Ii. t:t:: "l'hfn ¡; (' T. KJugtctt's work on Nature's "?.?XITAS"?IXFECTI?G FLUID i, frarant, ('olourll", non-poisonous, ..d d not t., linen. ANITAS" "?)?t?'F'h.'C?tNU FLUH) ? £ 3 for spraying purpooe.. sprinkling abont roo01. disinfecting liuu, w:uhn. wounds, aud gargling !tor ihronu, QANITAS" "D? ?l''?'i'I?U'' ?t'L'' for O fumigating ale" ro<ims, treatment of ringworm, aud inhalation of vapour lu nI:J JI ICIî ,apour lu SANITAS" (CRUDE) for street watering anddUiufcclion of drains, sewers, litter, "CAMTAS"?SECTICinR for de8trov- ii:g lOAecu on i lams and 1.tU, .J w..hlni conserratorie«. SANITAS" SHEEP DIP ia non- r,Olflll:OHJI, and f. the 1,est and cheapest it bleaches and ,(.n, tbe wool, ",ro. Il1o.lu ruwtb and ki 11, aUlned.l. 'CANITAS" DI??t?T?t. POWDER, 10r .,LLI'?'. cio«ets, Il-.blu, ken- ''?\XrrAS'IOL.J:T AM) BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.oH.c and I.,),e ti, kin, and remind of wOvdbnJllu cummer timf'. CANrrAS'n'i'?1n':rT!:?(j HARD AND SOFT ?40AIIS. N. 1 sr.d No. 2 rac.), 10f JonlHI. nae and ee\1eral w"4hlcg Imd scrabbins. CAXtTAS A?!'M'\ L?\"f' for wathinc borsei. cow. sheep, d0if, c.u..od "tjANITAS'' '"n?F?l'I?G JELLY; kj ALNITAS" FI'MKIATORH VF.TKRINAItY OINTMENT: lJlSINFECTANT FUR- NITURE ( REAM, "CAXITAS"?'<)[U';T F?Uin: TOILET to POWDER P),Tli SI-AP ?,um' I)YIZ AN i I-.EIT1. OAVZE. QAMTAS"GOLD 'MEDALS, CA'L- CIITTA. IW,IM4, A.NDPAUIH, 1865 "?AKITAS" XE?T AM)'CiH'.At'Est Di.41N L(ITANT. OF ALL CHEMISTS AND GROCERS. MI: and Scientific Ta»UmouUl«, tocetber with direc- Hons for \Ue. on application. THE SAN IT AS "COMPANY (LIMITED), TGREIi COLT LANE, BETH.NaL-OKEKN, LONDON, E. C3101 T;I:()U'S fXJEUTION. HYGIENIC, INFALLIBLE, and PRESERVATIVE. Cures çromtlv, withoutadditional means, all Tt"Cnt or ch'?tte'd)teh))r«!oftheur!htrt-ort<n). Price 4s. M. Ch;Ot? 6oMin Ptr)tbyJ.tr?<<'<<'rtoBrou). b a102. KM H)chen<u In London by Wi LCOX tn?CO.J9. Otfnrd-ttrMt. W.. who wH) forward It, (r? by Tartel, post, to w,, ol the "itd King* il;: t:o..nII\,I!I\tI 6S8g. '1'H. WtJaJCLY MAIL, JU'UPJUI JL KM! itAMLLT NXWGPAPSW 35tiefiness5 auirrssti rjlHREE Y s YSTLIX fpmER YEAItS' SYSlIlI. piANOFORTES BY IiKOADWoOD. piANOFORTES BY COLLAltD. piANOFOUTES I3Y BllINSXlEAU. piANOFORTES BY NEOMEYEK, piANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN. piANOFORTES BY ICRAI.D, AND AT,L TUB LEADI.'IG MAKEII, 11110.11 109. MON'MLl' Until Paid for; after wl.ieh. and Witliout auvf, Charge *halever, tlin inslrtjiuettt b«otne, thu !II..ly"f h.llhtr. 'rIIOfJ'SU A u gHACKI-.H T I 10.11 L) U.14 ANI) gllACKl'LL ALSO AT GLOtTE.STER, NETVPORT, SWANSEA, AND MERTHYR, KSYSTL5( Wa, flrtt InlrodiiMd Into South Wale, by TH0Sf?S0! AND bHACKELL upward, of twtuty ye«r.ago,iino which time many IhotiMiid, Ilr home, Iue tiwa 1ft dered Jlappv hV tlu ,101101.(01\ or 1\ Umit-al InitruraM on Il1ch eaay lernu. TiI. 1.I()lIlhl.v Payment, Me 00 low tho there n«j, 110 house withotiL a PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OU HARMONIUM. rpfIOMrSUN AND g HACK ELL Are always pleased to send Full Particulars, wlifc Descriptive Pamphlet, Photographs of the Newest Stylc^ Ac., free by post, oil the application of aUf t<iURdifi| pllrcl.1aur. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. TlI. most liberal Discount is allowed to ub Buysn, and a larK" number of SECOND-HAND J'JAN0811f always ill8tock to select from at about IIAIIF 1)lt[CE. rjiHOMPSON AND gllACKELI, CAKDirr, SWANSEA, NEWl'Olir, MERTHYR, J GLOUCESTER, 4MB 'RENHY, m2 BitANCH FACTOIIY: CIIEPRTOW JIOAD. SEWI'OHT, MO.N. PAN),   NEWTON .&BnOT. BAKN8T4PLF. HEAD OFFICE i WKSTON-SUPEH MARB. RHIGU^LASS ROSS,S MIN l,RL WATERS, sm. KERNICK'S VE6ETABLE rllLS fq. head-ache, KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS Fo. iNoiaEsnoii. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS Fll BILIOUSNES& "NICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS FaA TH, LIVIII. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS fo. de»iuty. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PillS FaA costivenmi KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS ARa EASY TO SWALLOW 8rix« V»w »MU. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE WORN LOZENGES A.E IMS HOT EFFICACIOUS REMEDY ro. WORM16 KERNICK'S VEGETABLE WORM LOZENGES Aile Pe:cn.y HARMLESS rom CHILOWCH, KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS& WORIA LOZENGES Ana FSEE raoy MiUCuX. (ERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS t WORM LOZENGES An Mil ky >11 CHwuii it ad. k lid. ud I. id. Bum. tr ttrect of th* Bole propriatort, 1S&51CI I; 84 VUAlstale DruWlU, 6,6t. John's SMtrt. Outtt 11-'4: E,I.I.lL"lL. MANDKAKE i? L PILLS, at l'U.2/9.4'6, aud I MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKK MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE MANDRAKE I'Mlsli,uKE I MANDRAKE The great remedy for Bil* lousand Liver Complaint#, In- ti" p le3, ot-av 'I avid the greatest Blood Punó.r of the TESTIMONIAL. M'. T" MaiudeO. Sir,—leonsideryour American Mandrake Pills to bethe great est tl ,,rld has ever known.—1 am, sir, yours f.i? I I;.D.-l ami.'ií: ?E?O?. CMeman, Chemist, Cardiff; R"bb,Ch..i,t. Roath; Youn¡¡.¡ Chembt, Newport; Hayman. Ch???t.XM?.Ne'wberrytnd! 8,,n, London. ""Pr?i?r-Mr.KEAT.t., Chemist aud Dentist, High- street, Swansea. 50131 rJLU PILU prcu PILlA PILlA P)LM PILU I¡ FtLM PILU | P?LU PILU ULU FILM PlLLI PILLS PILLS PILLS PILU iPlLU IB LIFE WORTH LIVING ? THAT DEPENDS UPON THE IIVEB. m U N D A Y 13 1 1, 11 3 Are lhe Bell y.dkineln lhe WorM for SicifHtttMht 6t.!mMhtt.d L.?rC.'mpt.int.. !"<"?'.?" Diseases commonly c4Ut'11 Nervous or Bilious. fn«y <-<)'??M? t')'? TKr<?t ? f'r'eeh?nc, '"d. theyM?"" m1 mercury, may be t&kn without rbk of cold or JnJuT1 to the system. They are a gnoat boon on board ,hlpl and on foreign ttati<?t*?'?h?'tet-phf?yperin.t.?hJ'hedi!trt<.int )?M-Ko( change of chmttearo etfectutHy "Mded ot by their timely use Prepared only ami told in Boxes at Is., 2s. ed., an4 4i. 6d., free by post, by the Proprietor, &1., an4 I NDAY, OPFRATIVK. CHEMIST. HIGH STREET, COKNKT5 Off DJKii-iJIREET, CARDIFF. 66610 Stiff'S S T A It elI, S T I F F & CO M P A N Y, 60LE MANUFACTURERS, 29. KKDCLIff-STiiKKT, DHISTOL. l iS7 THE (illEAT BLOOD PURIFIEU.- i- THOMPSON'S KURI:JCKPtt.La)'unf?tb<'? blood, and relieve every Disease of Stomach .LlTer.amtajw ueys. ie¿tl e;tr:. B= IT beenew*" h, these .oulerfull)l1¡' whoae f\.Il8Ue could not he r by any ether medicine, boid "f aU chemiiU, to OOUI." I. '11" t;"I ..nt 1, "'1 I,' t"I d':¡- A fact worth knowing BEECH A:\l'S PILLS Are .dmltl.j by thoueaudu to be worth abOT6 a GtJft j BOX f., bitio ,I -lin-vidon. such as wir.tt and oor.lo:nt?;i;:ttJ':lJd'I: "J 11" Od 'hil., Uushings of heat, In8 of .VPettte, ahortuf;"M' -t ,tb. ?'??'K??'. i?!*L?M *??' skin, dlsturb^W' triglitf I drftpatid trembling te* T?< tt<?! ::iJI\Cfe.I:Ie;jlit:t no Action, for they have done it lu thousands of cases. Prot.httorf.[tht.ePtU!hMt)t?t)eJ)tttre'tttptM? t??.t fM tbt?.; he ctt*Hen<M the whn? world CoO produce' whctDe equal to thm f., rmoyin. tbe aw,e couip••, ?? 'rM't'?i?'th' p??eht ? sound and lasting health. *1 r is earuesUy invited U) Uy bu of tbe»e rws, ti, ?y u11. acknowledged to t>e ? DOX, .? WIIP,Tlf A GUINEA A BOX For females of all ages these PUIb are io valuable.„ A M d f.y )1 .11 r- 11 o y en aJi ?.?t'r't',???" t'!??°?f.' '??*  be -itbout them. Tnere ? no n.fdidM to be 'Mn4 Mt<M BEKCHAM'S PILKS for removink- any *>h^fUC,J002 irregularity of tbe »y&tem. if taken according l directions given %itb tKh"?, tt'??'.? ".tore ttm of all ages to sound and robust health. t t; ::ktl:: ít.ou. aDd .ursaf ?th.M.th??tt?. ^MAOIO, .uJ '<  f.,?)to wutt'o?tt. upou the .t i.?.7 orgaw„>|, (be huousn maebloc. They strengthen the ^"ole s>*ten>, restore lb. I.. lost wuipletion, bnng .ba £ .L„^ edge 01 ti.pttw. and arouse into "ctlon with the K' i.^ ?t' health 7hc w?' physical M?rjiy of the j"* T l 1'I:i .!tI. 1d11 tlH'U :Ib:l th.?' "t t??ty..?? o.. of the l>e*t t" '? X I¡;U (:nJ:ii'JOIt: Jfl'H's'rfî.Ltg'ba = ?"? «ale of any patent medicine iu the ft-nd.  e IAII MAUIC II)VI I A.. '(IOroed, for MUth. in te.'M?. '?? at breathing, shortness ot breath, tightness and t? CM.bM.)n,f. t?' the? ?.M< .t*Mt unrijawj "J (IetlI, remove tbat KnM of ''??"" difil,,OIYEA b,thi?, wulch niehUy deprive the n-i:»ent r of n j I :u ?!t'BK!&;?A?E"&??''?L.S s 7rl "? '!A'- .)?t co?b *iM In ? ?.ort "m. be  ?, CAUTION.-The public are requested to».oUCe»na* {!; ,d. BEF,(!HA%I'. PILLS, St H'?"?! ,tfi e4 ?.Ch i.. f Ih.PUiL I" 01 the, tire. f Wepared onfy,at) J mid wholeude •l,l! "'r pS?;' ?''??'???'?;? boxes at Is. l*d. an d *i.each. Sent po»t free I- "c?.'r'fo?i *? ?'t*'?.?S??? ail L)rW> **< f,n?.U?t?'< ?? t?f) Vj^^KuUdirertionsnre given .ith ..h hOI 2'413 Twentieth FAlitiO.. P Free, l' T?t:. W't'T'i?"?"X'ST?t?''? R'?? ??.?:?- ??":?; 11, ???Y 'ul,?lli? of Curine h.. Tiiteaactf. J'y RoBS.KT 0. Watt iludoti r ?."?h.n .nd Co., Red V.<?  eI1 1'o.. SUt?fMi UtH?MMt? '? C" 0I'UI.KNC"yT-Kr-Cipe»nd notes how ? to h.T?)?,lr. ?Ktut)?. tn' "?' ture c without »enil *urvatioo dietary, Ac. Kurof>*on » • •ays. It» effect 1« not merely to reduce the !?httt'?U? the source ot r.besity to ind ce -» CUii .< th.d?.?.c.' Booh, )M t.<? ? utampsl. F. c.*>f?s^KLL Voburn HuLM. ?.. hto.e-aUeet. Bedford-square, w W. -N' EHVOUS AND PHYSICAL DKBJj l? '?? ??.?'?.?X' jsi" advertUnl remedy, has DOYfl d M.hl, ?') .'< simple *;)M? <.?<r< "<   torw?rt the partleulisn to any surterer ou ^.ot » lUuiptwi Hud directed envelope. -Audreaa '• w'M-L t-q..( hl,tlwkk. Mlq,U"I.. Printed and Puht?hfd for the PNprit'wU ,?  S?i'"?"??':?" ?!?'? ? Mall. St. Maiy-atrert, 1'ar.lKT. in th? C@ntY t:i1..orJlan. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, isag.

MONUY MAUKtiT. CITY. Toksdat Etksiso. j The Wwey Market has remained Quiet aDd featureless. Thereby b**n a plentiful supply of capital offering. The tcndr-o.-y lur. "I!I nrnalns w»*k. K \.r t.h, :ul»aoce« *ery few borrowers present them. Lhsir aauU au. tridiug. aud are ana.nIÑ., about •ta lrtP anythiug haa bfl\l8Q dont. bills bating ..is' to HlD have beeu negotiated at ItoIJiP** f Etchange Is teh graphed 751 2jc, t \f!I SWCII;. variations Theniarkt t forUoverntueut Ufa f:llu. but movements 10 uthcr undecided, poesibly, So "I, c~. ~<i vi tho uucerulu 'h?racter 0 %1. _i 'j"? u, -rtalu ,,(W, dOlin, atIWVu \0 101VU for D.III'J, V, f h. A? ouut; Rodnct>d and N?? T?, Im to 101!, "If Two-and-Haif per Ceut., Hv-Jways were still uolmporrant. Some vfr<l 1111111)\t;U1. ts. and In IIU ('ii.t4 were thy. The chief inquiry appealed to be Ut. IIUtlt being occasionally weak. t Nurthcru ruse ^.Chatham Outiuary Hrig-itoo A H. Shedield Deferred ft, So.-ih Eastern AH. T; I j i,:> SLuket w as but notwitboul. Great ludUi. Pealutulai-row 1. 1 :0 ;1..1.' f vJr.u t Truuiu »41 rtuhr unsettled. First Tbiid 1/«, aud .\);1f r Cent. Vu but • « w.i* V1uil?i ;'1 KaUwav fl, "u." iu AiuTitaa R*u»» » to-<Uy. Steady 1.I:IY8 from Now Y". aud the u,puulnc ten ")1 t I con'4.\Ieuce. bu iuilo !rrvt(ui*rity vas v artU tb. doit." I ii» :t iio. the dy ba*d IIl't"I1 m the Ct reiyn 1< >i>o Mktlt.- A I mttnuiiOQ*] stocks h >v« bMu in /*rour. > ) ;¡ t"1 (H'ti *i call; lina S^.iaiah Wde itrom, OD •:i.j. ut UiUdvl by S»*uor (.'otuacho. I) iu ItAiiaa, Freuch, uud Huui.?., t&\l! miJ QucemlaoJ Lia"u"" '0.. nJ Qu.&I.l ,:e J::t;ro r, AC I J. l'il iDk rcw i. •f .uLl i4.U,t Harry fOAl 1 J' South Wheal Fr»noe# 1'11 Ureikt L'UU:d tH ,'4. dtl trentiiiO • < >oi 1-1 h,i«i M: -Ai.AmArk..u r^»ee TrtutiH^vt: 1"l..>-A.f/HÜJt1 S; r Cent. VebeU!UltllOl8 ?, ;»uu Ljv- r,ovl W.lttfrwol" K. :}lJcll. r018 '4 WeuaA Hit pr C'eut. w»l 'n cii'jsi n a r it 1 c 1; h liltl fc'IINIM. <-• \mit icpii*J! t lil l'lv, i4 ?' lit?* JOi'a 7 .7.? 'M?! Mil i.i 5 I'.v IU) U5Ji lu-!i Arx«itUu<». IBM. litf 4 I' .i' M- f | | An- <M Hf Krn'fH, | ». f -j 7g 71 7 mi n ? y6»4 s« h v* W 1 • iK .] 1W -4 ilb llM'ii, .ri.iii, leH. 9|( 1 lO'Ji ???;;?;?? ItJ'-a Hn«4oM 2i* m- ??.- j?)'.       S  lii* ll!» I N: 83 H i! i. 1S*»4 • j».o -9 lul !? i !M.?}?. 99  IV 1S7!. S p.v M I' ..l^U.^vx ^>4 9».«i 1 • ¥.« J t"?. ..?. .???:?:?? 9!>U 1 5S t V \s r i; 15 1 r »: !«' 9 11 16 'e it^ieel'mt.te-H* |!3 11« T'llfu. I> >i» Iwi IM- !>$■ £ !-i74 *d r 93H ii-'t \N («(«•! M i >f«l, 9]) 1C7 ie?»<  J      ?? !?•« i nine »U«| jj j, 2 I *l..i llllrfMt.iUOlU J19 j;l t. A ?.   9 •■S'S I !l.?. ?"? ..??  t. "?? ?.Y???:? 'i?! M'? .?????? ?.? .V ,l«' l bi »>? IW U i4'i ) < < s .if.'r » 2 Si ?.. ).t..? »; ..?. 1 J' »<» u -»ri ►'»»I{I I<JN AND ro|,(lNIAl. KAM W4VH. ).. <„ ?M? M ): • "I1' j;i i?-i J  ::?:?????? <? 4} 'I W 1 ?. ..?'.?'.   ????'! liq 1 )' «.{ j»'i t..«, ■. im- O i l 'S5 is It Si' 2»^ Ui 1?5 vi vi», K ? 13-) 1<7 V' k..c \u ;/4 '1< 7 'H <»i>M» 43't 4« :> K i*5 ,? '? 1'0 Vt xd S.|»|.Oi(|. 94H  11 »4 12 A j — ?   3?! ?'! 1 )<! 4 '? ,c 1M5 ? v, .*a«rM*f &« i:7 140 W ?)( IsJi U 54 &4:{ 1'imrf 1- V'i f ° 14 is4i l 1 'OMl'AN 11' .>. r lin..r| '2 j ISA.NKINU COMPANIES f if S1. • 1.' UM« >•.».<« •1, 1 8. 81 .•* M'i «'» & » 1., ,1 ;,i,, r. N*tio»»al «i 4^'« 43!i MIHCKIXAN WiWH. K.v,> l-r, r.H WH 12 39 41 41'uM MharM. ]• l.'a i n. he., — ? '!« l>»«

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Jr r. i,yi)I)on (,'oml'any. If 'I''l'íI:KY ::lf;C'rIl(l:P A:\ Y. 6. N)W',r.-p[,4CE, HCIK II""K • AUDUK. flS ^AI.K Neirport-Ah^roarn CuUlery 6 ver cent. Preference Shares .100 fatf Vale Stk, M ;¿41.j 10 Khot. l.'u :'11,\ HwaMxea U.£8 p:.li"¡ lih"rt 1 Mr t4 Waterworks Share.* i'?CO Brecon a*><l Me. thyrB Debenture Stock ('01.i\er Wagon ^ture^, ^5 ."t GUtn<>rtr4n4htr« IU»> :.qjM. t £ t lis 3d 50 J.h" HI.,? I "ml Company'* Knarea 17 IIHls' Dry 1-.k t1;u. £ 18 paM. at 11% 4 Pei)*rth "i?l)- ^50 p ild Siui 56 :U PMJr' s: -1 D.,k A ¡ 34 wantcd. Natloal Hank of W des Sh Tit" Vale 4 per 1'f'II. Prefereni* Shares £ 250 Rhymney lUilway stin- at 185li £71.1\' 1"'11I1!1f1)' R iiwiiy Debenture ^to.-k Xi.10 TAlf Valo S or ti per Cent. Prefereuce Stock Newj>ort Water Stocks Penarth R. (way Stock 1Q HuUj Dry l>i>ck Shares. i\ 2S "I Uhymm-y lt1\i)\tay £10 Shares Neath A Share*, "t 134 (i!wHir¡¡", JUnk Or ;iu.u, h 're*, ilt £ t C* h OTliPHlCN t'. WII.I.S, STOCKUItOKKi:, 0 W AN;A, IT"'CUI'hk A'Ir. WIU., Hw.nw* '1 E..).E\'A\S.M)"('t\'t':OK?:!{.C.KDH'F. iTelf^rnt'h.o AvMreiot, toci: r^r U'' 'l (D: i'lioMA-i, sroc;KimuK.KU, \H VIKNN4IMIAMMKIM. HUl'K IIOCKH, OARDitfV, »KI.I.KlW«r :\non"\ hAiik I WaI.. Su..r.. )S;t.rfJ Dock Htutres THKIIK AR: or Pwte n" Dock Shares Newport-Aberotru Colliery "rel I.N.MMiNU SICNiOli THOMAS, STOCK-j B)H)K)-?.U'.f'K?H??'"K)tS.t:A'tntt-F. /)S!lHt: 1 AN 8.. BtJannn (Lu), '.83 f ManagH ?.,?.n.. Morel Bro»-orten» ?".?'s'???.?o -( .??'°'-?"' 1 £ 00 Rhar. S. S. General Napier-offert "ntffi £ 600 r." ValeOrdiiviry SW.(I.II Harbour Trust 41 per cent. Bonds, redeemable 1890 — ffsis "nteo! ?''H7'sr)-'7l')?':?' SH'CKn?UKKt:, M 4. I>OCK rHaMMKHS. «I.'1'K Du('KS. (,'AItJ-»JKK. BeVER Br,, Dn-k ^harw 4 J. IMt'd.VUMS, SWANSEA, t)nm'Kj.);n'f).\? 's.swAr<sHA, iH It I)) 1'1. :<-=-11.. nr!"f'ting th ""fA and •- v t ,y v. j:j Vil'h E Htlo:l of U;.i t' •■ Kr .hatiae In- ,j, 'i i' '.robSed in a fvw i- ». »., > -si ■■ -il<rukers, Uvtih* II. ■-■ J. t. VI. > < *7WU

T.OCAL CHAUTKUINO TRANSACTIONS. I Cahukk. June sy.—The following 11 have just be;¡RII;'t;IIS-t:: f'lg:;¡:,gCII¡It" t\H. 4:1 6d Oporto, oa 3d The Danube. 91 61.

Jnne 15-Wndt N.W., f,.M,; fl,?'; moderate.— PRse& l^ast: Nymphen, of Christiaiuand; Oern. of L»n«lon: P.»tria, of Kostock; presumed Thor. of Krag-ro; Malvina, of Copeoh igrti Hamplon C urt.of Breuien; CtoHen Light, of FalmouUi; ^ortli CJerrnsn LI. yd'* steamer Leipzig, from 15a fimure f?,c Brem-n Ht'J Star Lwe steamtr >oordlar»d, hom New Y??,k for Antwerp; steamers Krcomlnugh aud New Pelton, of N. woastle; Lucerne, ot GhniC.°w Passed W,?,l Nellie J,, i., "I Ooernsov Bouita. of .'uwv; Oamecock, of Dundalk; Fl,,r?. of Falmouth W?.tl..1 Guernsey ?t..t?r' fn"??'?.H'r<. $,.g. f ?V,.t Ibrtll'pool; h.'hoia. Vaj»liano,.of C-pi-i?.?i.; S., ea..1 UeWII. I

SIQNALLRD OFF LCSD* island. i JUII48 15.— Passed up ú.urilll: night: b:-6.\l1u,r Untario, from Q«»el»e<; for Bristol. Parsed up Steamers I'yrean, hotti New Yora for Avonmouth Britannia, of Cardiff, (¡"un Conuner for Zinr"t h; 1(¡1bt-.us. of Uarth. from Miratnichl lor Cardiff Trefusn, of FAlmouth Paned d-w, A? Anchor Line steamer. I-It IIiht the steam- ship G. fo. Wlamt had her miichinry disabled sixteen mors below lhu Hnrtland Liht. She was uudercunvas. and requested assistance. A tug was sent from Cardiff to 'o# her up, This evening a 1t.Imer, prohably the abuu. wa" s¡hf.ed oft hlpload Bay. in tow of another, 'ùppOt.t to l»> one 01 Gr, of West 1hrtkpj)ol. bound no. Wind W.X.W., (rull; sea smooth; barometer, ?'M.m.!it.

HIGNALLKD OFF THE MtTMDLE8 HRA1). June N.N.W., tresh; weather, squally; sea, moderate.— Putin: Schooners Peter and John, of I'lvmouth Kdsvaid and }laq,aret. of Fleetwood Mary Wignton.of WeymoutU ketches Lizzie, of Padstow Vixen, ot Padstow Comet, IJI ()l.atht\mptol1, Passed east B>ig T. G. V., of Jersey three-masted schooner H irrv, ol Swansea; steirners Trefusis, ,,¡f Falraoutb; Suffolk, (if London; Kagtan, of Cardiff At anchor in rl)at1. wAttillK orden: Steamers (ilannibautay, of Newcastle; t'or\, FII;cot. of L<.)IIJOI1 Passed west: yacht Condor,of Portsmouth; Barque Palais Galtleu, of Ooole.

CASVALTIES. I Thp 1hin,h steamer Garonne, fcr T-le«fe with coal, h ashore (Iutt:d., Karo Point. MtraH. of Messina. The British scho ner Orange, f<>r Kiode Janeiro, is ashore at Natal, Brazil; will probably be floated. Thesteamt rG. K. Wood is lying at anc h or two miles oJ',it\ ;I;:J ;):. at Â1:1;u=orm;: required. The German steamer Buenos Aires hat rfturned to Bahia In tow ot th« sieauier Nasmyth wuh machinery trokeu d'Jwn.

rOKEIGN AUK1VALH AND MOFKUBNTH Of LOCAL I VKSSKfH. Gwenlllan Thomas.s, arrived Bilbao from 8avonal5th. 1 '1 lI;)(K:\II\ s. arrived Galatz from Malts Ibl h, Amne h-»rnas. s, urrn< d (Jalalx from Pari. Said 14!h. Cvmmrodorion arrived Dublin from Sew York J21b. Monmouthshire, 81 arrived Carthagena 12th. A assio. s, Ie-It Newj>ort from Salerno Uth. Brigamo, >, left .r"111t.1OIl 1m Swansea Utb. C *maig », s, jdt Huelva f »r Garston 12th.

A DISABLED CARDIFF STEAMER. I The sore* st*-am«T G. K. S>oou (Captaiu Gibtonl, of and from Cardiff with a carco of coal for Algiers, I,fl on Sundav H\dLÏllr!. When off Bud*: 011 Tuesaav moruilli her engines 1;¡'"k6 uJWtI. A \le¡.:ran1 was "IIt. to her owners, Messrs. Marychurch and Co., who sent otf the s!c:w tug Fastnet to llr assistance. It is prübable that the steamer wilt be towed b4i'k to Crdi" f,¡r the neccssary repairs.

NEWPORT. F.VTEMKD OCT\ A H f)-.JuJJe 1 S. Brest, Aiele Justine, F, 78, Budd A Co. Brimlisi. Uesserat)ia, H. 1.. P? inan, WRTS 'I tt?h'?nt?T" !?' Ath '•le. H. 'L697. K GthilJil Savuna. A,cuparf. I. B. 857. Hacquoil Bros. ???'driI°' ?<L-r?'o. M.M.. ?tttt. Ward Venice, Hcota Greys, s, B, 1,1^5. ChrWle A Co, Havre, 6ir Bevis, s, 1:1. 556, Hacquoil Drol. CL'-AKKD. —June 15. Havre, Sir Berh, 1. j I" l AIs.nùri., Waterloo, s, B, IMPORTS.-June 15; Bn?o. Rochefnrt. ).!SO tons iron or. Ebbw V?te Co. Bilbao, Auckland Castle, 1.450 tons iron ore, M> rdev, BiH'ao, Clementine. 202 tons iron ore, J. Ynses A Vo, Decido, I,.ngueil, s, i,l*j0 tons iron ore, Morel Bros. Bilbao, Earl of Kosebery. s, 1,320 tolU iron ore, Blaen* ell", Illy Biibn>. KI fo! t. 9, 95 tons iron ere, Jane,- Heard B-nisaf, Biyfhville, s, l,7t0 tons iron ore, 1a Sf>clete Bh""n' F,1 7t-0 70) lORds ti.b,r, Pickford. Ford A Co. Dunkirk. Patra, 262 bales straw, order i Ant werp. Chancel or, s, general cargo for exportation Bilbao, Hri ttaii v, s, 1,100 tons iron ore, Blaetiavou Co. 11 II \)u.o kaoiJ. a, 1,280 tons iron ore. J. M^ses A Co, =?

mauki^TS. CORN. Liverpool, T\IJ;i III :llh a .man busin-ss done ,.ffate prices. Flour very slow. OAtland meal tht, "lid without change. Indian com = Old mixed American, 5s Id; prime Dew, little offering, at 4s W to 4. (id round, 41 ?d to 5s Id p?. Canadian,5s 5d. Beans were 111 buyers' favour; Egyptian Saidi, 26. 0d t.j Zbi 6d per qr. PRODUCE. L.Mpn.f.Tuttdty.-Ru?'r: P-lil mt.M?y tt?j;rtm not to hand. Beet firm, and 3d d. C 10, 7fi for month i cane quiet and unchanged; refined market 1 opens to-morrow. Tea 2,90J b,-xes of new seasons ::mt.JP:lll,lf:'lf li,i ,711 in Congous. Rice, jute, and hemp Quie and unchanged. K'u?" Q??.' Linse»sl ii, 2 31 to 21s 4$d. Crud cr.tt..nn?.lMO;t.R't<ZttM.Tur)Mntinf.2MO.t to ,5, 3d. P't,?l? fiJ to 5jd. ?l?w un- changed. BUTTER. Cokk, Tuesday, —Or.nu.ry FiutJ, 6:S e?ond N?'Ur??" ?'r '<?' 45s. e F r:tg, ?.' IH::lb': trr.t;ih14';r8:1e,:s ;r'rfi7,7:: 77s; line miM. 66s; wild,55s. Mild cured kegs Fine mild, 60s. Firkins In market, 1,750; mild. 207 .ild, rZ'?, l? "k.t. l,7L-) ?l i 2?7 SCQAR. Gkrrhock, Tuesday.—Fair demand, and refiners' tables cleared At verv steady prices. The official report states Market quiet, but fair business done At steady pri prH.'t> HAT. Lostupf, Tuesday.—There was a oderate supply, with r.d? verv dull. 11e followlngarethequotatlons: -P, i, 9t. to 107, Interior, 70s to 9. Prime m.,low hAY, 70s tu W. Inferior ditt 0. 50s to 70.. Straw, 289 tn 36s l'er loan. METALS Lohdo*. Tuesday.—Ci>p|>er, t39 10s cash itl 23 6d three 15s cash, Iron, 39s ld. Load Spanish, tt2 15., Speiter, £13 15s to £ 14.

( ri UMVAY I K.VI' I IG KliTURNS. lE", lS¿,J. Increase. Deere. £ »' £ arMt Eastern — -I!'63 — Gt. North of Scotland 676 Brighton and d' Ufrt (.)110, .n 320 6'i.T' Mtern" I"?I:? — Mexican •• -• 33^

I LOCAL COMMISSIONS, I Tlll L., lion G.ttt of Tuesday night contains the fel- ¡O"UI War OftK'f, Pall Mal'lune 15. MILITIA IXFiNTRV. Tliir.l Battall.111 K»>val Welsh Kuslller,.—C»i>Uni w. C. D Heiumont rc!ii(iii hi, comraluion Hon. Major W. V. James Cowan, tvtired pay, @ be tapuln. VOLUKTKXR RtFLW. 1st Brecknockshire Volunteer Battalion the "h Wales Borderers.-Henry Crook Bevan, gentleman, to be lieutenant. I 4t h Volunteei Battalion South Wiles Borderers.—The UfLd¡ormPlIlÍtHIt>d li(enllcmfln to be Ueuten&UU: George Daviesand Evan John J.-ties.

LOCAL GAZETTE EWS, FIRST MEETINGS AND DATES OF PUBLIO r'IATIUN. John F. Davies,24, Carm&rtheu.roart, and 16, Skinner* street. Swansea, undertakerand grocer. Public exauii- ua'ion .lulv 21, at Swansea Court. William" J. 1)o4\il". 90, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff, baker. Public examination July 6, at two p.m., at Cn. I uilfCourt. I David Evans, trading as David R. Evans,Blaengarw' near Bridgend, grooer. Public eS&lDlnatl()u July D. at two p.m., at Cardiff Court. John H. Evans, 57, Commercial-street, Maesteg, GIn- morganshire, diaper aud outfitter. ruLlic lamIJlali\J1I Julv o. at WI) pm, at Cardiff Court. li.v;(tF,? Alexaudnwoad, Newport, Mon., grocer. Firat meeting June 25 at noon,at Official R"17'illrl Orfice, Newport. Publicexaminatioa June 25, at U run, at Newport Cour *? M, E. Hancorne, formerly of Brjd.o" Villa, Brid?- street, now of 3, Oxford-street, Maiudee, Newport. Mon., brewer's traveller. First meeting JUJU: 2?, at 12.30 pm., at 'h Official Receiver's, Newport. Public Ju,mi- ?ti.'?June.!3.ttHe.m..atXmpOft. Edward Davies, ol St. Nicholas, Glamorganshire, :Kt?t ?,?d bui1llr. ?i' iti.9 J-I!? 25, at noon. *t ?.. 0ffi,i.1 Receiver's, Cantltf 'U?'? G.), 1.? of 92, Btite-,treet, Cardiff, tug owner and greeii^rocer. Public examination Julv 6. at two p. m at Cardiff Comt. Thomas Richards, trading as K, Jon. 25, Bridge- street, Car grocer. Public examination July 6. at two p.W.. .,I Cardiff Court. Evan W. Jones, Pontyrldi, near 81 hlgend. grocer and ironmonger. First meeting June 25, at 11 a.m., at Ofiicial Receiver s, Cardiff.

Watkisii and Son's Famohs Docsrhold Aim (Hereford Brewery) are EUar¡ntted absolute!/ P. by anaWiio. 10J.. l»-. Is. ?d., arid U. 4 d usual sires. T,, W::ti &11n:.è:lb;ltHb:b py: Aila9 K.1l. 91. )8 tails.. J8». Brewed with ,ro.t care and of UOtI. lent Quality."—A. Hawaii, author of "Foodaoil lis Adulte- rations. Pure sound beer, and so excellently brewed tbat it will keep bright and in perfect condition for sleugtb of iLlIl. -111 F, W. Grl3iu. Delivered fire to all iarts the district agents io each town. Cardiff, W. anil A. Holder, 35. St. Mary-Rtreet: Newport. W. and A. H.bi., 22. Corn- ?tr?Kt?*' M,hY,. G. M. Kntoa- ? A. Rhen: jm, .dllb. iN" 2 ,Oic ;ANT TO 1,ADI dame Worth'a tie. b@@' Guinea Cor"e" Oll-, 25- 1 may be obtained from her ak-«nt. D. U. J.UM. ?<e..t h. d L?U.t?tt. Swan- loa, Cfcitt

HAMPTON MKETINO. I Th- At.tctandra Platr of ITgl. for maiden two year olJ and upward*; weight for age. Five furlongs. Mr G M%9term*n's Maxima. 2yn.1=,t. J "odburn ) Ni?- NV Ar?l. 3,,?,. 8 *?ft.a' B'trr?'t Z B.M.. ? ou.f Kuantbou? l?.?y ..y. 2vrs,8»t l2ib A Nightingall 3 Liberty (Robinson) and Black 8"rah marc (Sellen) abl) '?.? Bettlng-7 to 4 o'n M?iH)' 4 to 1 t?t Liberty. 6 to 1 .t Arch Duke, and 100 to 3 agst any olher (orlered), Won by & short head bad third. The P" ?, ORu¡n& BIA.. of 5-111? 100 added; for twu year olds and upwards; weight for ?l i"g?il(, pi" f,,?l..?g M'. H?.,d K? M?n. 'y r., %t 81b .Gi)M 1 M?')t!httntf'U''C)MtMtuie. ?'r). &t 91b AX'shUn?U 2 Mr Chandlers Ronald, ?y, g,t blb.III,I 3 Kate (W.ll), ."d MiK"dte filly (Collier) 1.?. B''n?-9?o4°f!n R.tv'M'.?n. U to 2 aht Ch.rtr.?,e, and 100 to 8 eMh *):" 'he nther!. Wou by t.hree quarters of a length a length divided the ecolld and third. The winner was sold b Mr Heuman fOf 250gs, The Claukmoht Staked, a Plate of tOO govs two year olds; colts 8it 121b tillies and geldings 8st 91b penal- tie, and allowances. Five turlotigs. MrA'?t'<'f''Hy??i?.B)t 9? .?. Wilton 1 Mr R 'ç.I';ib ,i'7 2 3d? C 3 Langland's Porridge, Sst 91b A ,i, 3 ???tlil,g to4to 1 ':iïItyI,l" 25 to 1 "P"ril?.. [I I:; ;¡::ade all the running ?.d w?. by. i.k bad third. A Selling Welter Stakes nf 100 sovs, added to a sweep- stakes of 5 sovs each, tor two year olc15 And upwar-ll i weight (or age; pU..jtit5 auJ .H<Jwlflces, Five furlongs. MrSherrard's Malvern, 4vrs, I O,t 13[b C W..d t M, :T:I,í.' 2\7}1 tb", Mr Langlancis'a Pylades, 4yrs, list 2Ib.GII.. 3 ttII)hi,.4toIg,t Malvern, and 100 te 12 agst Pyla-Ies. Deai-heat; bad third. Stakes divi(le,i. The Plying Two Ykar Old Plate ot lOugj; colts 9st, fillies and geldings bst lllb; celling allúYían9. Five furlongs. Mr ?t'r?: 9,?tt, 7,t Htb.B?rrett I MrBurto..3.)M Thompson, 7,t lilb(cm. 7st 21b)  C W ood 2 Mr Langland's Pbœnlda, 8.1 l1lb ,G Barrett 3 Little Boy Blue (J Woodburn) and Randolph (Arriull) also ran. Betting—2 ? 1 ?g?t Randolph, 5 to 2 agst PI¡Œniciln" 9 to ? agt Miss lb >inps>on, and 5 to 1 agst Su't'ec. Won by three lengths; two length separated the second and third, The Hampton Welter Ci*p was declared void. The Manoh P/ate (high-weight handicap) of loog" winners t-xtra. One mile. Woodbtirn 1 Mrs T Chaloner's Jacob, 4vrs, 85t 71b J Woodburn 1 Mr W G Stevens' Ironclad, aged, 8st Illb G Barrett 2 Yr T Stevens's Country Boy, 4. Sit. cib Colli r 3 Sunset (Luke) also tan. Bettiiig-7 to 4 on Ironclad, 5 to 2 agst Jacob, and 10 to 1 agst any other. The winner jumped ofT with the lead and, making all the running, won in a (;ocanter by eight lengths. THIg DA Y'B ¡¡ACIG. Order OF Running.—Molesev Plate, 2.0; Railway Stakes. 2.30; King HAl Stakes, 3,0; Surrey aud Middle- sex Stakes, 3 30; Palace Plate, 4.0; Bushv Park Selling Welter Handicap Plate, 4,30; Cardinal Wolsey flukes, I 5.0.