... GENERAL NEWS. I* j* Jlttwn ha* appointed to b* ChftplaitM In Ordinary »0(. fbe Rev. William Thompson, D.D., Pro- to||j0* Queefi's College, Otford, and Preacher at Lin- h«i?. London; the Re*. Williwn 8eltvyn, B.D., Ely and Margaret Profesaor of Divinity at ofMd tbe Her. Charlta Klngsley, jun.. Rector tU.rni Sunderladd shipwrights have met and t# earry on their atrike. They will submit of (their ...

... Lord James Stuart, M.P., had an interview with his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, at the Colonial Oflice, on Friday. Thomas William Booker, Esq., has been appointed a magis- trate for this county. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The Ferdinand, from Cardiff for Baltimore, June 14, 42 N., 60 W. —-The National, from Cardiff for New York, May 22, 49 N., 16 W. COUNTY COURT OFFICE.—We understand that the County ...

... CARDIFF & MERTHYR GUARDIAN SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1859. TIlE House has been in Committee on the Budget to which no serious opposition was persisted in, al- though objections had been started which were waved under the fear of war or something else. The main points raised were against the exacting an increased Income.Tax during the ensuing six months rather than spreading it over the whole year, or ...

... (Continued from our 8th page). that lie rose between five and six o'clock on the next morning, and found his back-kitchen window open a pane of glass had been cut in order to open the window; on looking round he tnissed a great coat. an umbrella, p:iir of strong shoes, silk pocket handkerchief, and groceries; his desk had been opened, and his papers were strewn about; matches had been lighted, ...

... INQUEST. —An iuquest was field before G. Overton, Esq., coroner, on the body of John Davis, aged 12 year- at the Castle Inn, Treherbert, Ystradyfodwg, on the 1st of July. He died from injuries caused by a stone falling on him at the Ynysvaio coal level. Vetdict accordingly. SALEM TBA. PARTY.—The anniversary of Salem Chapel, built and occupied by a small congregation of Welsh Wesleyan ...

... CAlMJT AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD. IIB JURY AT THB Asgtz s.—During the present as. f-izt-9 Mr. Bitron Ch,nntdl has had occasion repeatedly to find fault with the jurymen for not attending punctually, and he frequently expressed his determination to fine all delinquent*. This untoward state of things reached its climax on Tuesdty afternon, when a jury engaged in try. ing a nisi prius cause had to ...

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... MINISTERS are in the provinces obtaining re-election on their acceptance of office nor, with one or two exceptions, does there appear any probability of their meeting with serious opposition. Mr. Gladstone found his constituents not so pliable as his conscience. He met with an opposition, the weight of which was admitted by his friends in urging upon his support- ers to allow nothing to ...

... A number of Austriaoa, prisooers to the French, have requested permission to establish themselves in Algeria. The Times states that when the Emperor of Austria saw the retreat of his troops from the Tower of Cavriaaa be had tears lo Ms eyes. ...

... The cargo of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Alma, wrecked in the Red Sea, includes among other merchandise, about 1,500 bales of silk, and is estimated to be worth about £ 200,000. One-half of this lost on the cttrgo will foil upon Llo;d'f» ...

... Among the numerous extraordinary cures without medi- cines effected by Du Barry's delicious Health Restoring Revalenta Arabica Food of Indigestion (Dyspepsia) Flatu- lency, Constipation, Nervou*, Bilious and Liver complaints, Cough, Asthma. Consumption and Debility, the following are not the least remarkable: Cure 32,836. Thirty years excessive nervousness, with pains in my neck and left arm, ...

... LONDON M A R K E T S CORN-KXCHANGE? MoNDA^r There was a fair show of samples this morninjr. Some ft. w sales were made at former prices, but the bulk was beitt at a late hour. 10 Foreign there was scarcely a transaction. The supply of country flour was 12,657 o.ek-, from abroad thfre were 2,279 sacks, Norfolks were freely offered at per sack less raooey, and very little was doiug in French. ...