... Female suffrage is at present the subject of a porous campaign in Kansas. The present Governor ..tie State is the President of the Imperial Suffrage Asso ciation, and under his auspices meetings are being held in nearly every county of the State, at which female suffrage aud negro suffrage are being advocated. ...

... Alessandro Volta, Italian barque, while lying in Pen- artn Roads, 23id instant, drove from her anchor and fouled the baique Jetierson Davis, for Sierra I Lane, doing the latter some damage. A writ has been placed on the Alexandra Vflta. Excel schooner, of Wnitehaven, in entering the East Dock, Cardiff, 23td inM., ran into the pier, and carried away bowsprit and jibboom. Englishman, from ...

... For many a year, says the Pallltfall Gazette, mysterious little stories have been wafted to England from the Cur- ragh-hint8 and glimpses of a certain colony of poor wretches there, who lived as nobody else in the three kingdoms lived—poor wretches called wrens, because they live in holes in the banks. And as lately, it is said, that things are not so bad as they used to be some years ago, ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. LORD DERBY has now & bishopric and deanery to dis- pose of, and in the present condition of the church his difficulty must be considerable. Lord Palmerston ap- parently used to consider that the best bishops cou'd be made out of the must hard-working parochial clergy- men, all other things being equal. Among the bishops whom he appointed were the rectors of Marylebone ...

... The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held on Saturday. Present: Mr. E. W. David (chairman), Rev. J. H. Jones, Rev. C. Lewis, Rev. V. Saulez, Mr. Pride, Mr. W. Ainsley, Mr. C. French, Mr. E. Evans, Mr. J. Cory, Mr. R. Cory, Mr. P. Bird, Mr. S. Marks, Dr. Taylor, Dr. Paine, Mr. John Evans, Rev. H. J. Thomas, Mr. T. Williams, and several country guardians. The Master's report was read. 'J ...

... The Times remarks that the September convention has become an immense political difficulty for the Italian Government. If France could not afford the ex- pense of an Impel ial garrison in the eternal city even for the sake of the Pope's blessing, why should Italy be made to bear a far heavier burden wieh no other re- ward than the Pope's curses ? The fall of the tem- poral power is a great ...

... Shortly after six o'clock on Tuesday morning consider- able consternation was created in the Barnslev district by a rumour that the Strafford Main Colliery, of which Mr. Parry, M.P. for Boston, is one of the principal pro- prietors as well as manager, had fired. Soon the road leading to the colliery was thronged with fac- tory hands and miners, and the greatest excitement prevailed in ...

... DI öLhe Cardiff Cimes. i SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1867. THE COMMERCIAL CRISIS. BANKS, railways, and contractors, all seem alike to be overwhelmed with ruin. Companies whose credit has been beyond question, and firms whose solvency Ud reputation might have commanded any amount If Of capital from the commercial world, have now lifted into bankruptcy, and brought ruin upon thousands. Since May of ...

... POLICE COURT—MONDAY. (Before T. W. BOOKER and G. PHILLIPS, Esqj.) Tne jury list for th; pamhea in t.. division of Kihhor wt'e brought in, verified, IInd allowed. OBSTRUCTION.—Patrick O'Brian, Michael Regan. Timo- thy Brian, William Scott, Michael O'Briin.aod Bartholomew Bryan, wpre fined 2i. 6d. each and costs, for obstructing the highway at Roath, after being repeatedly cautioned by the ...

... POLluHU ROBBEIT OF FaUlT FBOM TBI COTENT GARDEN Maw, KET.—There appeart to have been for some time a series of robberies in Covent Garden Market. On the 23rd of August last a quantity of fruit having been consigned to Messrs. Pankhurst and Draper, salesmen at the market, eighteen half-sieves were stolen. A polioe-constable saw the fruit taken away and apprehended the thieves, Edward Finn, John ...

... Open every Saturday from 10 till 2; and on Saturday and Mon- day Evenings, from Seven till half-past Eight. The gentlemen to be in attendance are—on Saturday, George Bird and Mr. Harvey on Saturday Evening, Mr. Pride on Monday Evening, Rev. V. Saulez. ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY. (Before the MAYOR and Dr. PAINE.) ASSAULT IN QUEEN-STREET. William Phillips was charged with assaulting John Davies. From the evidence it appeared that on Saturday evening the defendant was drunk in Queen-street, and his wife asked the complainant to try and get him home. Complainant went up to him for the purpose when he struck him a violent blow in the ...