... OUTLINES OF THE WEEK. THE intelligence received from New York is of considerable importance. The long expected movement of Lee has taken place. On the 8th of October his whole army crossed the Rapidan ...

... ALLEGED BARBAROUS MURDER. A young man named William Curtis, steward on board the ship Martha Pope, which recently arrived in the West India Docks with a cargo of logwood, from Belize, Honduras, is rep ...

... A LIBERAL REGHSTKATION TBICK. William Thomas Kisdon was then called on, and objected to by the Liberab. The claim is not worth special mention, but in the hearing of it an episode occurred of the most astonishing and discredit- able character. Mr. Strowbridge, the Liberal agent, handing over a rate-book to the Conservative representatives said You see that his name is not, on the rate-book. ...

... CIRCULATION OF THE CARDIFF TIMES. Fer the information of Advertisers we publish an analysis of the Newspaper Statistics furnished to the Court of Quarter Sessions, April 7, 1863. With re- gard to our own Returns we may state that we gave the names and addresses of our subscribers and agents, and attested the correctness of our circula- tion before a magistrate. As to the G-uardiarCs ...

... General Ætcius. The dissolution of the Canadian parliament and a general election are to take place immediately. On Saturday the Prince of Wales was elected patron of the Norfolk Agricultural Society, a com- munication having been received intimating his royal highness's consent. At a bull fight at Madrid, on the 18th, the, cele- brated toreador known as El Tato received a rather severe wound ...

... MONDAY. FEB. 9. In the House of Lords, Viscount Sydney, the Lord Chamberlain, brought up her Majesty's reply to the ad- dress, voted in answer to the speech from the throne. Lord Wrottesley asked whether the government pro- posed to introduce into effect the recommendation of the education commissioners in reference to charitable en- dowments. Earl Granville stated that an act had been passed ...

... r |)oetn?. ATEB1AD I lythyr tadcu yn Llangranog, sir Aberteifi, i'w wyron yn Nghaerdydd, Gan JOHN LEWIS, Hen ysgolfeistr y carchar. EIN tadeu hoff, eich lIythyr ddaeth, Difera ddiliau mel a llaeth; Cynghorion dwys ein Tad o'r nef I blant yn foreu gofio ef. Pvvy gofiwn fel yr ucjtei Dduw, Ein Crewr doeth, ein Prynwr gwiw ? Gofala am danom ddydd a. nos, Ein bywyd brynwyd ar y groes. Darparodd ...

... JUDAS MACCABEUS. The concert given on Wednesday evening by the Cardiff Choral Society was a great success. The at- tendance was numerous and fashionable. We bad hoped to see the hall well filled, but the class for whom the institution, to whose funds the proceeds are devoted, did not attend in such numbers as might have been expected. The performance of Judas was greatly superior to the ...

... DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED WELSHMAN IN AME- RICA.—The following notice of the death of William Richard Williams, Esq., U.S. Consul in Para, Brazil, appeared in the Ironton Register, Dec. 18th, 18(52*. Mr. Williams was the son of Mr. William Williams, late of Pentyrcb, in this county, and nephew of M?. John Williams, carpenter, Dinas Powis :•— William Richard Williams died at Para, Brazil, Sep- ...

... letters to (gfritor. PRINCE OF WALES'S WEDDING. SIR,-The time drawing soneer I have been expecting to see a programme issued by the Mayor of the intended proceedings for celebrating the Prince of Wales's wed- ding at Cardiff. Should, however, the arrangemenis of the committee not be complete, I respectfully suggest that this being a seaport town of some significance, our British tars ought to ...

... SIR,—I thought your correspondent, Mr. Evans, would have treated us in last week's Times to something scientific, as the condiiiens upon which he proposed taking up the gage for the benefit of his country was, will I say, given ? But the mountain appears to be further from bringing forth than ever, and my excited state of mind seems necessarily to postpone the birth until it cools. The people ...

... The letter of Mr. Samuel Phillips, exonerating himself from the charge of assault, is declined. We cannot undertake to publish personal explanations of cases brought before the magistrates. All parties have an op- portunity of stating their views while in court, and our duty as journalists ends by reporting the proceedings in an impartial manner. ...