... SUPPOSED SUICIDE AT TREDEGAR. On Tuesday evening the body of Henry Jones, a,Lid 45, and who resided near the Nantybwcb Schools, was found in the Bryn Bach Pond. It' appears that deceased was at home until midnight onSunday,but he wasmissedfrom the house about three o'clock on Monday morning. There is not much room for donbt that he committed suicide. The cause of the rash act is unknown. ...

... I roup Arrests Made. I P r CENTRAL NEWS TELEGKAM.1 a, Tio-th' Tuesday.-The police have discovered (Joverer ^ankoffist plot directed against the 3?o„t nnnent. the army, and the Patriotic League, arr^pfficers ofthe Bulgarian Army have been d 1n. connection with the conspiracy. Irit- ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A I PONTYPRIDD BUTCHER. At the Yetrad police-court on Monday—before Messrs J. Davies and George Griffiths — Mrs Jane Jones, Pontypridd, charged her husband, John Morris Jones, butcher, with assault on Tuesday, the 19th inst. Mr D. Rosser defended. Defendant did not appear.—Complainant said that defendant kicked her out of bed at night and beat her as hard as he could. ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE. I .i In the Queen's Bench Division on —before Mr Justice Grantham and a jury—the case of Tripp v. Goodwin came hearing. In this case Airs Maria Tripp, a ^'1 i;ji> I who formerly carried ou business as an and French laundress in the Cla-ren' '.••>«i-sqaare, Somera Town, sued Mr f ft* win, a horse dealer, and the landlord ° ^«c Anchor pubi c-house, at Whetstone, to rfc>e/' ...

... An extraordinary revelation which has beeu made at Walton Gaol, Liverpool, demands instant and searching investigation. An inquest was heid there on Friday last as to the cause of death of a prisoner named Rush. It transpired that he expired from a complication of bronchitis and brain disease while undergoing a sentence of fourteen days' imprisonment. That of itself would call for no remark. ...

... Mn H. M. STANLEY'S ARRIVAL AT BANANA, What he Hopes to Do. IRKUTSK'S TKLEGBAM.J I .Monday.—Advices received here if0ln Congo, dated Matadi, March 25tb, states at llr H. M. Stanley, with the members of the ^xPtdition for the relief of .Emin Pacha, had just rued there, and that the real difficulties of the Pedition were about to commence. The British la Steam Navigation Company's steamer ^eira, ...

... I A meeting of the leading merchants and traders of the city, onvened by the' Mayor (hlr. Alderman Curtis),- in reply to a numerously-signed requisition, was beld at Wfanohleter, yesterday, for the purpose; of assisting. the Manchester Ship Canal Company to obtain the remaining siath of the capital required to be raised in the ?? Harwood moved, That the Citk.ens df Manchester, in public ...

... I PRIMROSE LEAGUE, .. ,1 . Th6 annual meeting of the .3irminghamn Habitation. of the' Primrose League (No. 973). was hbld at the Grand Hotel, Colmore Row, last evening. Mrs. CouiltaintO LORD, the dame president of the habitation, occupied the 'chiiri end gave. a short account of the work of the habitation during the. year. Valuable assistance, she said, was rendered by the members to Mr. Henry ...

... ID RIOT AT A POLITICAL MEETING AT I ;- KINSINGTON. I Mr. .0. Arnold Poster gave a lecture oub hl - nighton England's Coeunterclairn against Ireland. at Towia1all, Kensimgton, in conuection with the he ,1r ?? Association for South Kensington. Durin1et ilecture ~Mr. Arnold Forster was constantly jnsg the *a rnumber of Elome Rulers. Mr. T. IV. Rurs-sel the tb failed; to oblain a hearin, and, ...

... ZMARLY iD.lJp'ION, I - J J)s0a> FOREJIGN' YEs. * ~ ~~ f 0e~e~ 2'cfrrtntlt ft ?? Orai.gl E WM_ itAR XE.i ST (ffFF kRENC POLICE' *-MfSS ARYY 13 TP( N l POLCE. ntICS A pril rrnn the 2 - innistcr istor f JJtntc ?? itvin mfrrrtd wlilth 1d (iY n ~l'lt;e Wed Floncntrs, has riftrltrtctiiine Prntnt i th: e French Pro, curtlor at ThoCey to )i L rres tysnr.Motlt en d 'r i ittlrl rennnriA ...

... LOCG''NEWS. Me. J. G. Graso:;, M.,P.-AU1 classes of the . community will hear with the deepest regret that E another at the sons of the Right Hon. J. G. Gibson, ALP. for Walton Division, has succumbed IC to the insidious malady diphtheria which, a few days ago, carried off another member of the same familyl Mr. Gibson bas in his ternble bereave. ment heartfelt and universal sympatby. Sr. ...

... I Tbh Lght Hoes. the Earl of Roesbery. deliwerd| his preseutia address yestday to the mem ber of the Gagow Junior Liberal APED , i tl e St- A rew's Hall, the largest in the city. For ?? an howr before the proxedig A hnien the bsl1 -r~ MVV44e and in order to wthi awayrl ths time DUA p lairs ?? discoursed on tkberad tJ ora.f,&e When the noble lord ascended thegmnt Ml form he reoeived quite an ...