... We learn from the Army and Navy Gazette that the Abyssinian expedition is reported to have swallowed up the usual amount of the surplus of the navy estimates, and it is believed that there will be little or nothing to return into the Exchequer at the close of the financial year, especially when we find that the Channel squadron has returned home with a formidable list of defects, so that any ...

... INJUNCTION AGAINST THE CARNARVON AND LL. RAILWAY COMPANY.—A Mr. Field, on Saturday to the Vice-Chancellor to restrain the occupatioi Carnarvon and Llanbcrris Railway Company until t compensated him, and his Honour granted the inju. until the value was ascertained. CAUTION TO HOUSEKEEPERS—About half-past ele, on Sunday night a man was seen by Mr. Griffiths, cab pro prietor, try a window in the ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The usual fortnightly meeting of this body was held at the Board-room of the Union on Tuesday. Present: Mr. Howel Gwyn, M.P. (cbair- man), Mr. Griffith Llewellyn (vice-chairman), Mr. Jones (vice-chairman), Mr. Philip Davies, Mr. Charles Price, Mr. Frederick Gibbins, Rev. John Griffith, Mr. Thomas Jenkins, Mr. David Roderick, Mi. J. B. Sloane, and Mr. Graves, Poor-law ...

... Another revolution has broken out in the River Plate. A Colonel Paparicio raised the standard of revolt on the 23ra of October, near the city of Parpandu. It was rumoured that large numbers of the disaffected were joining Aparicio, and that the affair was likely to be serious. Reinforcements continue to be forwarded by the Brazilian Government to its army at Paraguay. The third of the small ...

... CURK, Fridav. Ricbard,on and Sons, gunsmiths, wi-re sacked last night. About 150 stand of arms were taken. A later telegram says that the arms st.,len from Richardson's guushop comprised 130 best breech-loading revolvers, and the remainder were Snider rifles, but without ammunition. The robbers left untouched all old-fashioned arms. A public funeral procession in memoiy of Fenian execution in ...

... INQUEST & VERDICT OF WH XJL MURDER. The inquest on the bodies of the pens killed by the expldsion at Clerkenwell, was resumer, yesterday (Fri- day), at St. Bartholomew's HospitaL Inspector Thompson, of the detective free, stated that he made a communication to the goveimr of the prison regarding the probability of an attemp to undermine the prison walt-having been ordered tcdo so by Sir ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before R. O. JONES, Esq., and Lieut.-Colonel HILL.) DRUNK AND RIOTOUS.—Patrick Daley was charged with being drunk and riotous in Bute-street, Uetween twelve and one o'clock on Sunday morning. The case was proved by P.C. Morley. Fined 5s. and costs, or seven days' im- prisonment. DESERTING A SHIP.— Daniel Dyer was charged ou re- mand with deserting from the ...

... The following is a return to an address of the Honour- able the House of Commons, dated November 21, 1867, for a return of the names, nationalities, occupations, and length of residence of the several prisoners in Abys- sinia, to release whom a military force is proceeding to Abyssinia together with a return (if obtainable) of the. Europeans not prisoners, in the service of the Emperor ...

... MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY.—On Sunday Ind Monday evening the English Wesleyuns of this town held their annual Foreign Misssionary Meetings. On Sunday two Sermons were preached in aid of the mission fund, that in the morning, by the Key. W. R. Rogers, and that in the evening, by the Rev. C. J. Preston. On Monday evening, the chairman, Mr. T. Greener, being prevented from attending through ...

... The following appeared in our SECOND EDITIO last week. ...

... At Bow-street police court last eveping, MicbaEl Iftity, a coal loader, was brought up on a warrant %ith bViog in the presence and bearing of divers persons uUred and published wicked sedition and malicious wo Is and expressions concerning Her Most Gracious Miijsty the Queen. Mr. Poland appeared for the cro vi. Prisoner said that be was drunk and did not know what he was saying. The charge was ...

... NEGLIGENCE OF PARENTS.—A little girl about four years old, daughter of Mr. Wm. James, of Llaoblstbian, near this town, was so severely burnt, being left alone in the house, while her mother was out for a short time on Friday last, that she died within seventeen hours after tiie sad event. THE FERNDALE EXPLosrox.-In compliance with a re- quisition from those connected with this town and ...