... 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. ...

... WERE it not a question of life and death Are should be disposed to remain silent upon the manner in which Mr. Reece, the coroner for this district, discharges the duties of his office, after the frequent comments we have made on the subject. We have repeatedly shown that he is systematically behind his own appointed time, and, indeed, sometimes neglects to make his appearance altogether; that ...

... At the Cardiff County Court, last week, the case of Ferguson v. Bagchet was heard. This was an action brought by Mr. Henry Ferguson of Cardiff, the owner of a ketch called the Devon, against Mr. Edward Bag- chet, of Langport, in Somerset, the owner of the barque Strang, of Bridgwater, to recover the sum of £14, for damage done to the Devon on the morning of the 23rd day of November last, by ...

... ARRIVAL IN THE METROPOLIS. The announcement in the papers, that the Neapolitan exiles would arrive in London on Monday from Bristol, brought crowds of respectably dressed persons to both the Paddington and the Waterloo stations, some uncer- tainty existing as to which route would be chosen. Paddington, however, was the one ultimately deter- mined upon. The exiles arrived by the quarter past ...

... BY OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. [Ottr readers Kill understand that we do not ho7d ourselves re- sponsible for our able Correspondent's opinions.] H THE shaft is sped; the archer, little John, is looking on hard to see the effect of his twang- ing bow. Before I send my next, I suppose we shall know whether the last conservative ministry stands or falls. I call it the last, because it has been so ...

... IPSWIcI', JSatrwdy, arech 1if, 1859. In the division on Tuesday, on the Church-ratem Abolition Bill, there were in the raoriy of 242, Mr. H. E. Adair, Mr. H. J. Adeane. Mr. R. J. Bazshaw. Vis. count Bury, Ron. W. C. W. Coke, t r . A. Hard. eastle, Mr. J. G. Rebow, Mr. H. W. Schneider, Lord Stanley, Mr. G. Tomfine, Mr. 8. Western, and r. A. W. Young- in the misaoy of 161, Mr. ?? Mr.et . Mr. G. ...

... M .M.D V Xi1, A.L a - BlRrTUS.-Marobc 11, at Coventry, tire wife of Mr. Joseph a Slatter, of aL ?? 12, at 5, V~ictoria-place, Newport, a Monmoutlhshire, the wife of Mr. Richard Cave, of a son. MAtxasED.-March 2, at the Romran Catholic Chapel, a Aston-le-Walls, Mr. Clhag. King, of Upper Boddington, to e Miss H. King, Lower Boddiregton.-.March 5, atSt. George's niChurch, Borough, London, Urban ...

... m, ,s sr sO lfl . X, -fft. Io- a - j--+ --:s:I- -A: z-- - .--- --. BnyMnI.-Traddodwyd darlith odidog yn Sion yn y lIle }wn, Ciwofror '22sin, gan y Parch. B. G. Jones (Bethesda), JMerthyr, at Y byd yn llawv Dnw; nont, Itagiuniaeth yn eri pherthynas dyn. Yr oedd y gynnulleidfa yn hynod in- r osog; a chadwodd hwy sll wrth en bodd. Traddodai. yn fgwiog a difyr, a chynnyrbai lawenyddl yn y galon ...

... MODDION EFENGYLEIDDAD RIN :PAGANLD EIN HUNAN.; 'n u 0 DDRUTU dwy flynedd Yri ol, gofynodd ysgrif- h; 'n enydd galluog yn y Times, Pa ham na oddefid i g 'd SpU.4aENX, a phregethhwyr poblogaidd yr Yi- h te neillduwyr, bregethu yn Westminster Albbey, ac 'n adeiladau cyssegredig ereill? Haerai -yr ysgrif- C IC euydd hwn fod clerigwyr Eglwys Loegr yn dra ic b1 atuddifaid o ddylanwad ar y werin; a'u ...

... - We have received letters and journals from Hong he Xang, dated Felb. 15. In the summary of the C/eina n- Mail of that date we read: ed Lord Elgin arrived here from Shanghao, in his Steam- yacht the Furious, on the 2ad instant, but departed next day cefor Canton, His excellency was to start from that place last Bs- might or this morning to make an exploration, similar to that he he has made ...

... (FROM OURo OWN CORRMSPONDENT.) , Re following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday]: PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. You will have observed that the Moniteur-in drily announcing the fact that on the 22nd instpt the Pope intimated to the French and Austrian am- bassadors at Rome that he now ielt perfectly able to maintain order in his own dominions, and was ready to make arrangements with the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE D.ILY NEWS. Slt,--Perhaps you will allow me to join my humble voice to the general cry of joy which sounds through England at the arrival of Poerio, Settembrini, and their corn- panions, on our shores. Even the Times, on this one point concerning Italy, writes as it becomes men to feel and express themselves. I will leave it to this paper to reconoile its invariable ...