... Yesterday, the quarterly meeting of this body was held at the Town-hail. Present: Mr. C. T. Wilson, (Mayor), Mr. Alderman J. Trevillian Jenlin, Mr. Alderman Oakshot, Mr. J. Clarke Richardson, Mr. Washingtont H. Browl Mr. Brock, Mr. Power, Mr. Riees, Mdr. William Richards, 'Mr. Powell, Air. Hopkins, Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Harry, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Ivor Evans, Mir. P. Rogers, Mr. Forl, and Mr. Glasbrook. ...

... 40 TIL GLAMORGA-RHIRE MILITIA. ; !~ , 1,: ! . - 'i ' . , . ?? r i, , ; Yesterday afternoonthis regiment mustered for insp'ebtion- drill and review, in the Cardiff Arms PIark. The men began to assembre' at iwo' o'clock, and, with the officers, were soon on the ground to the number of 750. Having formed':into ciinpaiiidA, 'a'd undergone preliminary drill, ol the Reviewing Officer;:Gen. Campbell, ...

... CARDIFF. THE NRav CHAPEL AT ST. MELLONS.-In our report yesterday of the interesting proceedings at St. Mellons, there was a mistake as to the number of persons which the new chapel may be expected to hold-it should have been 500, not 800. Miss Roberts, of Sunny Bank, placed £20 on the memorial stone; and Miss Roberts, of Tynypark, placed £I0 on the stone. Both ladies took part in the ceremony ...

... (BY TELEGRAH). iil HOUSE OF COMMONS.-LAST NIGHT. st TIE PERMISSIVE BILL. 1) Sir W. LAWSON moved the second reading of the Per- w missive Prohibitory Liquor Bill. He said the fact that in- 'r temperance was iucreasissg or diminishing could not alter his argument in favour of the Bill; his priscipal argument t being that intemperance Was the great cause of pauperism il and crime. All hie vanted ...

... -Lry-Es sT UNTELLIGEWCE I (uElE ?? TBLr IA*S .3). PRUSSIA. V IBERLIN, MAY 12. Int'-(l'fs sitting, of..the. North, German 'Par- ian~ie, the ?? f Her 'Von Waldeck elat to tills remunneration of the menmbers for -their ?? i'y l(evi ces w,,as discussed for the third time, and rejected by 110 votes against 100. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, MAY 12 . Thle Ncsr F~re Press announces that Count Boust ha-s forwar ...

... ROBBING THE W0O1RCESTER POST OFFICE. On Tuesday, Charles cilerntt Roberts was charged, on remandu, before the Stipend trny;: Mgistrate, at ?? nPolice-court, with stealing a letter containing forty postage stamps, a half-sovereign, and an Rtalian silver coin, front the l'Post-olice, Forgegte-streeLt Worcester. Mr. Bentley Iprosecuted. At the peeviolne examinsatiosn Mr. Henr- Mlulloek, ...

... THURBS.DAY, JIAY 13, 1SC9. MuR. O'SULLIVAN May fairly be congratulatedI tipon the skill and adroitness with which he has - I ,. ., , . I escaped from a situation which was certainlys almost as embarrassing to others as to himself The Government, we may rest assured, were most reluctant to prosecute him. He is a Liberal, and b a warmn supporter of Mr. MAGUIRE, whose d position, as the envoy of ...

... The inquest oln Mlaria Espley, whose death from injuries received fromt an explosion of gun1powder has been alread r 'cported in the ?? 3hil, was held on Tuesday aftel- nuon, by -Mr. Booth, coroner, at the Plough Inn, Kinuttoll. .1le first witness, George Shloa, a porter inl the employ ot Mr. Langley, gunpowder agelt, fallley, said that on -idtna' aftertnoon lie broulht 5 ewt. of gunpolwder, ...

... WrqTY W' ATT. - -. WESTERN MAiL OF'F'ICE, 4 o'clock, ASS. THE M1AYOR OF CORK. (BY TELEGRAPH.) CORK, Wednesday, 4 p.m. The Town Clerk has received the Mayor's resignation. His successor will probably be elected on Monday next. A Cork telegram in the Standard says that a large party is favourable to giving O'Sullivau the nomination of his successor to the Mayoralty. ROBBERY OF FIRE, ARMS. (BY ...

... IEXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE IN A RAMLo WAY CARRIAGE. The Newcastle ChsoSicAe says: The following statement, strange as it is, may be relied upon as strictly true. The gentleman, who was the subject of the outrage, is a person of the highest respectability, whose veracity cannot be doubted:- On Tuesday, the 26th ult., Mr. G., a resident in New- castle, had been in Edinburgh on professional business ...

... On Tuesday the annual session of the ministers and dele- Lates of the churches composing this lnion was held in Finsbury chapel, when the spacious building was well filled. The it. W. Dale, M.A., of Birmingham, chairman for the year, presidedd. upported by Sir Francis Crossley, M.P., Mar. H. RTichard, M.P., Mr. C. Reed, Ml., Mr. Remington Mills, Rev. T. Biney, Rev. Dr. Halley, Rev. Dr. Raleigh ...

... es Yesterday the formal opening of the new organ which has or just belsc orected in this ciesreb took place. Two services P were hield, morning and eveninglU; both of which were well ti attended. ''lie church, which is itself of but recent date ci w8s very neatly decorated, iu the recess of each window being placed appropriate texts, formed of white letters on a scarlet gronsid, alld ...