... ABANDONMENT OF THE SPARKLING WAVE. OUSPENSITO OF THES MASTBa'8 CBRTIFBIOATE. Yesterday afternoon judgment was delivered In eon- neclion with the Board of Trade Inquiry Into the ?? attending the abandonment of the barqut Sparkling Wave, on the 19th of November last, off the Spanish coast. The court consisted of Kr, Etfle (stipendiary magistrate), and Cavialu Harris and Bight nautical sasessors. ...

... ¶ :nw :A ~ c~ n- _~ ~Ot~OOATs UiONi. -'Tne weeiri me'eting iof 'the' (Guardiai wars h'eld onl! .Ttisuey,at :tneUnion, winder the presidlericyofMr:-D.! .Sykes.---Thistr whaohad been ill for ipre itime,; was ?? loseve ot absence, and aso 65 to nay patj .of his expenses..-Mr. IDarby thou'gbt that 'aihit 20' tons of cobble stones would& bs abifinent to' orderi at ronce, instead of o£,0tores./,e ...

... {£O ; f s~Y'-ASE.-A SURGEON 1 ; l o, ~'.COXV]CTBDfj : t ':Mr,,'-Edward- ChitlesJaanevrnShawi' a Dsurgeon,' oharged with having receivdd ad takei (charge of' t lmatics'without the mfdicalbertifioates andilorders .o qu;rea;b'y law, was tried,'on Satutday,'; tit - ebrt. he frdbeford .iib Lord Chief Justice. ' Thed'4 were' 1 ltw~o eases-'one in respioe' of 'a hinatid lidy, naied -'Frances Dan'eis ...

... j OURIOSITIES OF THE MINT. l The TMs, Ia an article on hThe Mint, re- ?? knows how money can be spent; m_ ople a how it can be earned; a select fodei- pre ?? distributed from the I laighe'to4e lowest ...

... President Johmson has been summoned to appear before the Senate Court on the 13th inst. The Secretary of the Treasury has issued the usual monthly statement of the Public Debt of the United States. The total amount of the debt on the ist of March was 2,648,000,000 dols, against 2,651,000,000 dols. on the 1st of February last, being a decrease of 3,ooo0000 dols. The cash in the Treasury on the ...

... I - -W ? , ' - tilm ? ? ? e Y y lih sydduyn bod llawer gn tin ae - ig Y E.ta ydwyhod wn wbrwywr rliaiedl o :b, ddialydd traBedd. - . - 0 NLS gll ~lgweithred ddrwgjggelxei diyan .i- ddt, '1r ?? gadl ei: ehyllawi yn'ilindrw. ai Y iOM3itY y4e ya 3m: ca S fo y e- hun, ysmae. patwk arjf ynfea4 eiQ fQ4d41p' ye.> d PA toddi y mae-y. byd yr Uthyg i'r 'piaaa't O 8tar- ?? .vydd ei had yr liawa o'r ...

... Glamorganshire County Roads Board. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden at Swansea, for the said County, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of April, 1868, the Justices then and there present will, at Half-past Twelve o'clock at Noon, pro- ceed to the ELECTION of a MEMBER of the COUNTY ROADS BOARD, in the room of William Perkins, Esquire. Dated the ...

... CAPTURE OF HOUSEBREAKERS.—On Saturday two young men named William Waller and Edward James were charged, at the Council louse, Bristol, before the Mayor and Mr. R. P. King with breaking and entering the warehouse of Messrs. Payne and l hompson, Castle- street, and stealing therefrom goods of the value of £35. The prisoners were captured in a. gallant manner by the police, who ran considerable ...

... THIRD GLAMORGAN ARTILLERY.—Regimental Or- ders by Lieut.-Col. Hill, commanding.—Cardiff, 27th Feb., 1868.-1. The attention of members is called to the fact of the Hall being entirely at the dis- posal of the corps on Monday and Tuesday nights. Pending further arrangements, A, B, and C Batteries will attend for company and carbine drill on Monday. D, E, and F Batteries on Tuesday. 2. For duty ...

... I THE ORANG(E CONVICTIoNs, i (Jrom te ltimes of Yestcreloy,) It may be that some of the Northern Orangemen will be very angry at tbis treatment of a chief of their aesociation. But people generally will warsnly approve the conduct of the Irish Government, At a time when tho leaders of one extreme faction are being sentenced to long terms of penal servitude, when even seditious jnurualiste have ...

... ;SCiLOOLS TNQUIRY CO lMSSION.-LOCAL AND I OT'ER ESTABLISHMIIENTS. 'The Schools Inquiry Commissioners have issued their ieport. In the course of it, they refer to tie endowed schools ill the northern counties, Durham, Noithrinher- lluidl, Cumberlanld and Westmorland are describedl as having an urban population of 506,342, ialkicng, with the surrounding population of G11, 442, a total for town ...

... AGRlCULTURE. II _ _ Throughout most parts of Cheshire what is coniler to he diarrhoea in sheep, principally affecting and lak;.ig off yearlings, is prevailing, and the los.es are reost ,. vere. Some parts of Shropshire, too, are similarly sutio, Ing. On Tuesday, a deputation from the Central Chimber ; Agriculture w aited on the Duke of Marlborough ao,,aG inz the extension pf the Cattle ...