... M. i. g 1IZtY ttr-u c al0 a - -- - -F Gigantic frauds have been discovered in Chi Caban Treasury and several high ofcials I.. Iol o n have been arreited. An unnusual number of British ships of tc war have arrived off Zanzibar, and the oir- ti camstauce has created much excitement. ol The infant King of Spain is stated to be so fe seriously ill that his life is despaired of. W ihe influenza ...

... OPPOSITION TO THE AMALGAMA- TION. FEELING AMONG THE MN-. The amalgamation of the 1st and 2nd Cardiff Detachments of the 3rd V.B. Welsh Regiment con- tinues to excite considerable interest, and the impression that the step was, to say the feast, an impolitic one is gaining ground. Both detachments are jealous of their traditicns, end they feel that they are now losing their individualitw. When ...

... II I ?? mm ~r~ffpfQ LETTECR FROM TMRI' SHIPPERS' K. DISTRICT SElCRIETAHY PO 1I1h CRITICISMI OF THE, LABOUR FEDE- mak; sit, Pan ~r. RATION'S AINNUAL REPORT. F vit. ~ ~ -LiAn .up TO THE 2IOCT0 OtF TRY WESTErAN IAIL. 530ll era Sea,-lu your Issue of the 23rd inst. appears, gattb ely order the above heading, an account of thle meet- F tos ini 't Cardiff, on Monday, the 22nd' inst., and in rilf ...

... THE SLIDING-SCALI VERSUS FEDERATION. _ -- d- d' MR. BRACE'S REMARKS CRITICISED. n On Saturday evening last a meeting of the work- all men of the Great Western Colliery, Fontypridd, it. ?? held, under the presidenry of Mr. Morgan ter 18 Williams. Mr. W. Abraham ltabon ?? tend Fri :e Mr. W. Evanis subagentt, also attended.- The gu m meeting bad been called to discuss thel advisability or ...

... COsR l; ESPUND 13NCE. hiiitx lOOMIU puls,d m ?? LeS lirilei tie L I ri Lev se ?? Qatloiji. foo as a ?? Of coil] faith. Thze [Oll1 or eaI: itii 0 itfcr1 a k'e 10 roti trit rejec tedcoi 4' Aft ?? 0101 write, 00 050 Ri= of the pap~er only, Or their letttrs wlvi bo ro'ieeted._ ?? Wir ifo sec mincer ci'res~ilmle.'if sa, Uo-oq ?? Port. 'xic Oi' 'IIlLe Mico iwry (iOlasiogo-You (10 110!; inelill to ...

... ITHIRD- EDiTI No Wxsmas Na N OmcF. 4.30 am. THE NEW WORLD'S NEWSB H DEATH OF AN JNiVENTOR.-DEATH OF A WVELL.ILNO h'N STEIVARD-STREET CARS IN COLUMBUS.-DEATH OF TaE LAST SCION OF A CREOLE FAMILY. ; ? [PL~oM a ova coaaaroiiranr.J NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. sb The death is announced of Mr. Alfred ta Perrine, a well-k-nown inventor. Ie claimed b to be the inventor of the Gatling w machine gun, out of ...

... . . 0 . ROUSE OF LORDS.-ThURSDAY, The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Wool. sack at a quarter past four. A NEW PEER. Lord Temple took the oath and subscribed to the roll upon his accession to the title. He was intro- duced by Earl Beauchamp and the Earl of Coven- try. THE BANKRUPTCY BILL. Lord WINCHESTER moved the second reading of this measure, which had, he said, been very fully ...

... CONFERENCE OF | WELSH NATIONALJTS INI NORTH WALES. THE QUESTION OF DISESTA.BLISH- t r MENT AAND ])ISmNDOWMIENT. S , LIBERAL PROMISES TO WALES. V tI TILE WV~ELSH LAND QUESTION. LBY 001n SPFCIAU aEpOSTERe.] S %On Thursdaytile annual mneetilgs of the North a Wules Liberal F. deraltoo and the svelsh National i Council were held in the Gland Pavilion, Elyl. s e THE CHAIRFIIANS OPRNIEG ADDRESS. 1. d ...

... O FRO: OUR LONDON CORUESPONDENTd.1 LONDON, THURSDAY. to TuI YANKRE CANARD. IN Conlirming the official repudiation by Mr. ey Herbert Gladstone and Lord 1lipon, I have us infornmation that the H-lomne Rule Bill out- he lined from New York has no parentage on of the Gladatonian side. It is identified as the or ancient remains of the scheme which once ol fascinated Mr. Chamberlaia. For some es ...

... le3 AFFILIATION PROCEEDINGS. n e, - - v STRICTURES ON THE SALVATION a l5 ARMY. o er At the North London Police-court on Tiiursday g Mr. William Avery, lanilord of ?? io Hotel,2, Higbam-plaoe, Newcastle-on-Tyne, was ll summoned at the instance of Gwendoline Rees, a e id single woman living in Victoria-road, Ciapton, to le sh1ow cause why he should not contribute towards ill the support of her ...

... (L3J'\lO~sAN' CP2TfAL BUILDINC4 SOCil;TY. --I 'MFU'EiN, 01' SH1AllIIOI4PAFRBS1. STiA L!E'M`lINT BY 'I LESOL I'il 1- ~lit itt'mnr~c rerrsh tes vet to r'~twith ?? on' tor atlu~rs oti Te ial': lircnr C('tiltil ALi~els ?? NOto iat.'s hive ateh lito idf tC eirtfitrv' (Mr. im~s 1 wt~iek.ti hu] I soi t:n~ri'tCot'- riD sjattli i~e. hriii ?? tir ' Ii C w C' e I i: m! i 'li N ox ii tI. 11i J il ies E ...

... EL~Y AND) CAN'J'N COMMNONS. THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE W AWARD. TI: It tile Chancitrv IDivision of the Eighl COUL' off Justice ?? JuLtico Soirlini had before him on Saturdayt the petition in tlie nmtter of the Ely and V. Cantton CommniOns, Mr. Bjueltlst, .IC., and Mr. Ford appeared in .ilport of the pt idon; Mr. (raeiat as letings, Q.Ci, tilt(Ir. Reusell R b.3rts for the Corporarion U01 of ...