... MARKET INTELLIGENCE. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE.- MONDAY.—Oct. 29. The arrivals of grain last week were moderate, but country and American flour was plentiful. The home supply of wheat was 7,109 quarters the only foreign arrivals were two cargoes-viz., 5.191 quarters from New York, and 653 from Bilboa. The exports were 1.905 quarters. The samples from Essex and Kent this morning were by no means ...

... WEDN ESDA-Y.- (Before J. C. Fowler, and Evans, Esqs. SHEEP SiEAHNG.—Benjamin Jones and Wm. John were charged, on the evidence of John Wilkins, (an accomplice), with being concerned m stealing the ram sheep alluded to in our Aber- pa^e police-report, and after several additional witnesses, had been examihe,d, they were commit- ted for trial at the ensuing Quarter Cessions. JUVENILE OFFENDERS ...

... APRIL 1858. V** THE CARDIFF STEAM 1 NAVIGATION COM- PANY'S Fast-Bailing Steamers JENNY JONES, AND are intended to ply between CARDIFF and BRISTOL, with Passengers and Merchandise, during the Month of APRIL, as follows :—arriving at and starting from Bathurst Basin, Bristol, calling at the Hotwells, where Passengers will be Landed and Embarked at the Rown- ham Ferry Slip, tree of expense. ...

... ANOTHER DISTRESSING CASE OF WILFUL MURDER!! SCARCELY had the excitement consequent on the recent murder of Joseph Pearce subsided, when our town again has become the scene of another murder, as foul and cowardly as it was ever the duty of a journalist to record. The victim in the present instance was Gwenllian Lewis, aged 45, wife of John Lewis, a skinner, working at Georgetown. She was ...

... COMMERCIAL HONESTY.-Among those who succumbed to the pressure of the times last year, was the firm of Walter Miligan and Son, of Harden, who then paid their creditors 13s. 4d. in the pound. During last week the creditors un- expectedly received cheques for the balance of their debts, with 5 per cent. interest.-Bradjord Observer. To act with common sense is the best wisdom; and the best ...

... MIEACLE.-ASTONISHINO RECOVERY OF SPEECH. —A gentleman, long a member of the House of Commons, of the name of Ralph Bernal Osborne, was mesmerically treated about five years .'ago by some empirics of the names of Temple and Gordon. He was seated in a chair of peculiar construction, in a house near St. James's Park, and so handled by them that, although for several years previous he had been a ...

... SOUTH WAL! S RAILWA Y. UP TRAINS-WEEK DAYS. UP TRAINS, SUNDAYS. 1,2,3,1,2,3, 1,2,3, Exp. 1 & 2.1,2,3. Mail.11,2,3. 1,2,3. 1,2,3.1,2,3. MaiFl^s: fiTABTTVaPUAM 7 7 7 *777777 3 7 I 7 7,77, 77 eiAKiinurnuj*i a#m-; a>m# a,m# a.m. a.m. p.m.: p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m.l p.m. p.m. Milford 1 5 0 — 18 40:11 30; 4 7 7 0 9 15; 4 7r Haverfordwest — j 5 25 — j 9 19:12 0: 4 32 7 45 9 45 4 32 Carmarthen — 6 45 ...

... DYHUDDIANT. (At Mr. J. WILLIAMS (Philo Biblos) LIythyrdy, Hirwaun, a'i Foneddigcs, ar farwolacth eu hunig blentyu.) Gyfeillion hoft'! Pa fodd yr aeth, v I fynwes David Carwol sacth ? Rhyw syniad athrist yw i mi, Na cheir ef mwy lloni chwi. 0 Pawrth Dy awel fmioaf di, A gwympodd eiddil rai heb ri' ? Ac nid arbcdodd David bach, Er hoy wed oedd, a chryf ac iacli. 0 aweI! LIeehaist dan ei fron, 1 ...

... TREDEGA-R S A V I N G S' B A N K. Dits. The Trustees and Managers of the Tredegar Savings' Bank. C&a. C>i:]SIERA.I, STATEMENT^ 1858. To. s. d. 1858. By £ s. d. ;C s. d.- TTov. 20th. Nov. 20. Balance due on the 20th November, 185 lD- Sums actually paid to Deposi- cluding interest, as per last return 894 6 11 tors, including interest, Sums received from depositors, within the within the year ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. Inisn PRISONS BILL.-A government bill to further amend the laws relating to prisons in Ireland transfers the jurisdiction of the Queen's Bench under the existing act to the Lord- Lieutenant, and reduces the number of com- missioners appointed under that act from 12 to 6. There are multitudinous arrangements in detail. A DISORDERLY CLERGYMAN— A commission has been issued ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCE. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, Dec. 3. Our arrivals of wheat and beans last week were moderate, of other grain fair, and of flour again plentiful. The supply of home-grown wheat was 9,000 quarters; of foreign only 2,695 quartei s, about half being from America and India. Exports, 185 quarters. The morning's supply from Essex and Xent was about an average; but, the con- dition ...

... VARIETIES. How TO GET ON.The New York Dutchman says, who ever wishes to go along in this world has only to take a few lessons of a hen chasing a. grasshopper. With a long neck and sharp eye, take a few hurried steps, stop short, peep over, peep under, now to the left, now to the rignt, one flutter and a rush. and then you have him. That's the way it's done. A SPAKE DniNEIL-Rossina had accepted ...