... TAFF VALE RAILWAY. Traffic for the Week ending March H, 1859. £3J51 9 3 Corresponding Week last Year. £ 3 )36 15 7 QUEENSTOWN, March 12.-Put in, 11, the Williama Mary, from Cardiff and Milford for Tamgona (rail* way iron), through stress of weather. ...

... AGENTS CARDIFF.—At the Publishing Office, 17, St. Mary-street the Railway Stations, and of all Stationers and New. Agents, NKwroRT—At the Cardiff Times Publishing Office: Mr. CORNER, Publishing Agent, Commercial-street; and of all News-Agents throughout Monmouthshire. Printed by the Proprietors, DAVID DUNCAN and WIL- LIAM W ARD, of Edward-street, Crockherbtown, in the Parish of St. John, in ...

... The Chief Registrarship of the London Court of Bank- rtiptey I-lai become vacant by the death of Mr. John Campoeu. The appointment is worth upwards of £2,000 a year.. r transpired relative to the stess taken by rince Napoleon to induce the Czar to visit Paris, Vi™ letteI7 in the Independance of Brussels, is 1ISv' Q/i l!?ai?Ver iI is sa'dt0 ^ve replied that ha had r U EfI1Peror of the ...

... On Friday a soiree was given to Mr. Bright at Roch- dale. The audience comprised about eight hundred persons, and hundreds were refused admittance. Mr. Bright defended H1 SCON S1 STE Nct. This question of parliamentary reform, which some men speak lightly of, and which some writers write of as though it were of no moment, is of the very highest moment to you and to this country; it lies at the ...

... Eoitlon. REPEAL OF THE PAPER DUTY.-One hundred members of parliament have now identified themselves with the Newspaper and Periodical Press Association for obtaining the repeal of the paper duties. This amount of strength, organised without fuss or noise, and in the course of a few weeks, speaks well for the cause. Nothing succeeds like success, says the French proverb. Now, an agitation that ...

... LATEST NEWS. WINNING OF THE IRON ORE AT LLWYN SAER, NEAR LLANTRISSANT. PONTYPRIDD, Thursday, 8 p.m. The Iron ore was struck in the workings on this property this morning. The bed is of immense thickness. The landlord of the property is M. W. Harris, Esq., and the lessee is Mr. David Jones. LIVINGSTONE'S DISCOVERIES. Professor Sedgwick has received a letter from Dr. Livingstone, dated River ...

... THE MINISTRY AND THE PARLIAMENT. NEW W. Erie succeeds Sir A. Cockburn as Chief Justice of the Common Pleas. Lord Bury accepts the office of Comptroller of the House- hold. Mr John Hatchell, jun., who lost his seat for Wexford County in the contest with Mr. Solicitor- General George at the general election, has received the appointment of private secretary to the incoming Lord- Lieutenant. Mr. ...

... Cciirt, &t, THIS ROYAL FAMILY have returned to Buckingham Palace. A CABINET COUNCIL was held on Tuesday. THE Limerick Chronicle announces, on what authority is not set forth, that the Queen's visit to Ireland is certain. Her Majesty will be at Killarney in August. THE PRINCESS FREDERICK WILLIAM.—Nothing could exceed the pleasure manifested by the Princess Frederick William at revisiting the ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A SURGEON AND SHIPBROIvER IN CARDIFF. On Friday last Mr. W. H. Hugo, surgeon, Bute- road, was brought before the Borough Magistrates on a charge of attempting to procure abortion in the case of Eliza Roberts, daughter of Mr. R. Roberts, late master printer in Cardiff. The application for Warrants against Mr. Hugo and Mr. John Matthews, shipbroker, who was also implicated ...

... CAERPHILLY. THE APPROACH TO THE RAILWAY STATION.—A large hotel, for the accommodation of travellers, is in course of erection on the Caerphilly turnpike road at the corner of the green lane leading to the railway station, which no doubt will prove a great convenience if not a profitable speculation. The late rain has converted this green lane into a muddy one, ren- dering it difficult for ...

... CRINOLINE.—It is said that a comic writer is about bringing out a new farce, entitled A Journey around My Wife. ...

... THE PROCLAMATION OF NEUTRALITY. (From the London Shipping and Mercantile G(tzette of Monday.) HER MAJESTY'S Proclamation of neutrality, and the provisions of the old Act of Parliament which it embodies, have created amongst our Shipowners and Merchants great excitement, and a most distressing feeling of uncertainty. The Royal edict has indeed taken the commercial world by surprise, and seems. ...