... NEW IMPORT WAREHOUSE.—This fine structure, the first of a series of import warehouses, is nearly com- pleted, and already has its utility and capabilities been put to the test. On the 7th inst. the Austrian barque Boxidar Opnieh, from New York to Antwerp, with a valuable cargo, put into Cardiff leaky. She was safely taken into the East Bute Dock, where she discharged 265 barrels of flour, 550 ...

... PONTYPOOL. DESTIOTTION. — On Monday last a forlorn-loeking object, who gave the name of David Price, was placed before C. H. Williams, Et!'lt on a charge of vagrancy. It appeared that he had been discovered sleeping in an outhouse, or cabin, in the neighbourhood, and was com- mitted for seven days, with hard labour, to the House of Correction. TUB INGOLDSBY LEGENDS.—Through the agency of the ...

... MISSIONARY SERVICES'-On Sunday last, according to previous announcements, the annual missionary ser- vices were preached in the Primitive Methodist chapel. The deputation, the Rev. T. Drew, of Bristol, was to preach in the morning but a letter was received the day previous stating that he was suffering from indispo. sition, and could not come. In this emergency, Mr. John Warnes officiated, and ...

... GRIMSBY ELECTION.—This election took place on Friday, and resulted in the return of the Conservative candidate, Mr. Chapman, by a majority of 20. The numbers were Chapman 456, Heneage 436. Mr. Heneage resigned his seat for Lincoln in order to contest Grimsbp, and the result baa been the lots of both saats by the Liberal interest. ...

... SIR WILLIAM CALL, BART., AND OTHERS V. THE MON. MOUTHSHIRE RAILWAY AND CANAL COMPANY. It will be remembered that at the last court an action involving very important issues to the defendants, was brought by Sir William Call, Bart., and others, trading under the firm of the Machen Company, against the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company. The case occupied a considerable time in hearing, ...

... TO GEORGE GROSSMITH. AYE, truly art thou a man of the Times; The times want mirth, and thou canst well supply it, Nor mirth alone, but stronger mental diet- Thou hast a tone with every one that chimes, Be it in steady prose, or rattling thymes, In genial praise, or satire keen, tho' quiet, And many men may learn a lesson by it; Women also, for they're not free from crimes, Faults, failings, ...

... olicc mnttttigentt. COUNTY POLICE.—SATURDAY. rMacistrateg The Rev. THOMAS POPE, M.A., Chairman and W. PHILLIFS, Esq.] RISCA.Mararet Bath was brought up on remand charged with obtaining the sum of 4s. under false pre- tences. It will be remembered that the prisoner 18 the widow of one of the men killed at the explosion at the Black Vein Pit, and is in receipt of a weekly allowance from the ...

... The s atement of accounts submitted with the report for the half-year ending December 31, shows the receipts on revenue account to be f 47,417, as compared with X43,727 in the corresponding half-year of 1860, there being an increase of X368% or 8.43 per cent. The increase in the mineral and merchandise traffic amounted to R4689, but there is a falling off ofJEl246 in the receipts from ...

... FEARFUL MINE ACCIDENT NEAR IIOLYIV, ELL. SIXTEEN LiVES LOST. It is our melancholy duty again to chronicle a most frightful catastrophe, resulting in the deaths of sixteen unfortunate miners. The sad event took piace at the Bryn Gwiog Lead Mine, near jlalkyn, Ilolywell, on the morning of Wednesday las!, the 12th inst. From the particulars we have gleaned we learn that at be- tween 9 and 10 ...

... WE have again the harrowing duty of sub- mitting to our readers,,in this day's paper, the details of a destructive and extensively-fatal col- liery disaster—another wholesale sacrifice of hu- man life-not so wide-spread in its effects as the catastrophe at the Black Vein pit, Risca, about fifteen months since, or that at New Hartley a few weeks ngo; but only less appalling than these by reason ...

... MONMOUTH. A very elegant and characteristic composition, entitled The Mountain Stream, likely to become deservedly popular, has just proceeded from the pen of Mr. Sydney Smith, the eminent Crystal Palace pianist, (whose recitals there are immensely successful,) and which, in appreciation of her musical talents, he has dedicated to Miss Bessie M. Waugh, of Monmouth. THE UNITED KINGDOM ...

... IPONTYPOOL. IMPORTANT SALE AT TYPOTH FARM. On Wednesday last a large number of people were attracted to Typoth Farm, Pont p..ol Park, consequent on the sale of the entire herd of pure-bred short-horned cattle, fat and store stock, South Down sheep, &c., the property of the lato Capel Hanbury Leigh, Eoq., the whole of which were brought to the hammer by Mr. Strafford, of London. This may be ...