... The Times of India of the 13th of March states that the intelligence received from Zanzibar now leaves no doubt of the death of Dr. Livingstone. The statement of an Arab, named Moosa, one of the heroic traveller's most trusty followets, who, with a few others of the ex- pedition, returned to the East African coast in Decem- ber, confirms the news that their leader was murdered. It would appear ...

... THE FLIRT. To fix her, 't wer« a task as vain Pp To count the April drops of rain t j To sow in Afric's barren soil, ^kh Or tempests hold within a toil. I know it, friend, she's light as air, ji- False as the fowler's artful snare, *v.s Inconstant as the passing wind, As winter's dreary frost unkind. V A She's such a miser, too, in love, t» Its joys she'll neither share nor prove, k, Though ...

... LONDON CORN MARKET.—MONDAY. Last week's foreign arrivals were liberal. There was a very small supply this morning on the Kentish and Essex stands; a few picked parcels moved off slowly at about last Monday's rates, but to sell prices were Is. per qr. lower. The foreign trade was inactive at the same reduction for Russian sorts and Baltic red. Floating cargoes were dull at Js. to 2s. decline. ...

... BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY. On Monday evening a public meeting in connection with the above society was held at Tredegarville Chapel, Mr. Coe in the chair. The proceedings of the evening were opened with singing and prayer, after which The Rev. A. TILLY explained that jthe Rev. J. Williams, of Newport, who preached in the chapel on Sunday, was unable to be present in consequence of the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF MURDER. At the Central Criminal Ceurt, on Friday, Charles Atiderson, a Swede, was charged with the wilful murder of James Merchin, upon the high seas, and within the JUrisdiction of the Admiralty of England. The circum- stances of this case were of a very extraordinary cba- racter. The prisoner shipped on board a British vessel Called the Raby Castle, at Penang, on the ...

... BONVILSTONE. LITERARY MEETING. Last Monday night a literary meeting was held at Carmel, Bonvilstone, the Rev. Jas. Thomas in the chair. Adjudicators on the poetry-Mr. T. Davies (Dewy Wyn o Essyllt), Dinas Powys. On the essays—Rev. Evan Davies, Llantrisant. On the music- Mr. Henry Bassett. The meeting was carried on in a net very orderly manner. ...

... After having undergone, during the last six or eight months, extensive restoration, the parish churah of Marsbfield was on Wednesday again re-opened for public worship. As many of our readers are doubtlesa aware, Marshfield church is one of the most ancient in this diocese. The old edifice which has just been restored was itself a restoration of the original building, which was restored in the ...

... COWBRIDGE. DEATH BY regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Octavus Llewellyn, son of Mrs. N. Llewellyn, and nephew of Mr. RisJt chemist, of this town. The young man alluded to was a draper's assistant, and lived at Torquay. He with a few friends went out for a boating excursion on Friday last, when by some means or other the boat capsized and the four young gentlemen were precIpl into the ...

... THE DOCK.- Thirteen vessels entered during the week, and fourteen sailed. To facilitate communication between Penarth. dock and Cardiff, the Taff Vale Com- pany intend running omnibuses every hour at a nominal charge. The existing ferry will be improved, and other preparations made to enable them to start on the 1st of May. What etfect this will have upon the trade of Penartb time will show. ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before the MA YOR and R. O. JONES, Esq.) SMUGGLING.—Aaron Von Viet, a Dutch sailor, was charged with smuggling tobacco on board the Maria and Elizabeth. His defence was that he had told the cook to fetch up all his tobacco and show it to the Custom House officers, and that he was not aware of the quantity being left in his berth which he was now charged ...

... CARDIFF TOWN MISSION. The annual meeting of the above society was held on Tuesday evening, at the Town-hall. There was a very respectable audience. The chair was taken by the Mayor, C. W. David, Esq. The meeting was opened by the reading of a passage of scripture by the Rev. J. Waite, and prayer. The MAYOR remarked that he presumed it was in virtue of the office which he had the honour to bold ...

... RELIGIOUS SERVICES.—On Thursday evening preced- ing Good Friday, and all day Good Friday, the Cal. vinistic Methodists held meetings in their chapel, when the following ministers preached eloquent and impres- sive sermons to large congregations :-Rev. W. Evans, Tonyrefail; Rev. Mr. Matthews, Canton; Rev. Samuel Jones, Merthyr; and Rev. Ebenezer Jones, Neath. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.—On Easter ...