... 1: CAR IARTHEN COUNCIL MEeTING.-A meeting of the Town Council was held on Friday, at the Coun- cil-chamber, the Mayor (Mr. John Lewis, of Wauniago) in the chair. There was a ' good attendance. A special district rate having been made, Mr.: Lukin, an 'assistant of Mr. Brodie,' engineer submitted a plan of the water-wheel' scheme for thie consideration of' the council. Mr. George Thomas stated ...

... t THE HORRIBLE MASSACRE .IN e I 0 ABYSSINIA. . e re - at From frtrther inquiries, we are enabled to oonfirm tbe 'fI particulars which appeared in yesterday's Issue relative to ve er, in Abyssinla, of Thomas Powell, Esq., of Coldra an Hall, together with his wife, eldest son, servants, and atten. [le dAnts, additional particulars having come to hand'confirma. in tory of the dreadful tragedy. ...

... it - , . i is A DnSuRTMR.-At the Police.court, yesterday, before i B. 0. Jones, Esq., Mr. Alderman Alexander, and Dr. Paine, I ?? Butler was charged by P.C. Edward Leaker (46), E r- with deserting from the Second Battalion of the Royal N Welsh Fusiliers, stationed at Newport. The officer said I that the man came to him, acknowledged himself a deserter, t ir and freely gave himself up. He now ...

... THE !,IN6.fLSp!-r CHUk1&0:H UgN1oN. of The annual n3d ordinary meeting of the English1 Church Union was hedl at the ]?recmalsoiis' Taverit, Ge Great Quecu-strcet. London, on TuIesday afternoon. There was a erowded atteldance. Tho Hon . C. L. to Wood, thle preskdont, occupied tho cOluir, and aimongs tr those present wvere Lord Devon. ?? 1ev. Dr. Pilev, ; Rev. Dr. Littledalo, Pcv. T. T. Carter, ...

... ( I The Dublin cotrresilende t of th TueMwiin nte I e 'I th inst., saiys ?? CO : is ?? thle ?? n' So nrc of E. C senationlal ~eivs, ,A few dsil agothepblc wr startled d by a e nrsicnou.cuncig tat e shut liedl bee .ie it e, the o~ffice of the C ork l'lsn Conssr-vative journl, in 1i supposed tohbe obnoxious tothe Pcniiane. Nex~t day- all! thle' at dlocal-papers were ?? for full] and ...

... A PEEP AT THE VNAR IDUS- iTRIALI SOHOOL FRIGATE. The fouvteenth annual report of the Cardiff Certified In- dustrial and tagged Schools, held on board her Majesty'st shiep Havannalb, has just been published., It may sound. somewhat new to strangers and to the ning itiated to hear that a, Ragged School forms part of her Britannic Majesty's ships; but ench is the fact. Thirteen years ago the ...

... ?? . Yter ?? (B r A~AmC TEL .) > t' H' GARY. .-h : : PESTH, JuiWE 12. h ,:In to-dy's sittingof the Lower House of the D~iet 'the'bil relative-to this year's recruitment aqud ?? tidopted by 276,rotes. aganst 25.: The Ex.. :urn treme Le'ft voted against the bil. ?? was or-f - ?? FRANCIS I. OF NAPLES. were PRA(G'Ul; Jvwz I2,, LoPU ' King Francis II. of Naplest has Arrived here, tht' aftei''aring ...

... V C. , ! i4a il . :. , , I . : : :, ' ' ?? .. : i. , ?? .- M 4BLVEItY OsFk CAj-kAIhL-Ou Satuirdaryaarge psArtyof' eiii~eionifts *roib' Cardiff ni'add a'dlaei'nt 'ri p 't Wextoa' in the steamer'Joe'Hazelk;' The 'peasaOref of the'poarty, ere-, 'eontribuited to b,$fr. 'J ohnson's,- qidrill c6%and.' Oh; te'' return ioieyj as the ''eiCursioniSti. wei0e lenh'in'goneh:'of ' .tem'mofe6 bold;'taii~lib ...

... MEE ?ING, OF MINEOWNERS, AND. DEPUTA- : TiON OF 'WORKING MINEIi TO' THE HOMBE it SECRETARY. ir On Tuesday mo-ning the minerwners connected with to the Mining Association of Grea Britain assembled at e the Craven Hotel, to consider the provisions of. the Mines v Regulation Bill, in conference with the Government inspec- tors of 'nines, Messrs. J. Dickinson, P. Higson, and J.J. .^ Atkinson. The ...

... es The following:'advertisement, says the Times of Ilaia, ry was inserted a few days ago, in the Bombay newspapers, fle by a native judge of the Small Cause Court. He has long ar been known as an earnest advocate for the abolition of the B. baneful custom by which Hindoo widows-who are often ., childrenu'are prohibited from contracting marriage; the iei. advertisement lie; has issued possesses ...

... BAPTISM BY IMMERSIONIN THE iL ' TAFF. . . I - . O untayaftqinoon there wasoperforieanpublicarellgiot' ceremony which is now of rare occurrence, under the peculiar circumstancns indicated below, even in those remote dis-. tricts which have come. least and latest under the influence of education. Manyyears ago public baptism in rivers anl- 3 brooks was not anuncommon ocecrrence in a.-ricultural ...

... To U1orr1s'oNDENT,. We oscrlot nudertakeo to rmtrrn conroacnloations of whioh wo do not avail orueelveo, Cornmmulitoatiolin bould jilways Ire lebl ?? in fnk and oss One tide of the ?? only; ?? tncreaneo tiro difficulty of finding alle for thcm. Whatever 10 intended for irsertion mnrt be euthenticated by the name and address of tlhe writer, not nuccssarily for publication, but as a guaranteo ...