... I MOIRE RELICS OF SIR JOHN FRAKIKLIN. I The Nell York Tribune publichees a very interesting letter fre Catai C.p. hLlil, WIlo hlas just arrived ut New ue~iford, af ter a live5 yVars' absencei, ?? hih ohasr bsw onE. I intesac ?? fourther informationo t 1-,stii h il-ae rankfln expeditioni. Hopu n rbi llin but dopended entirely uo slgoornys, ?? h led coo th oh ?? iean ta im ge~ fhivoaellhn 1101) ...

... IN TENTIONS AND MECHANICAL APPLII ANCES OF INTEREST I SOUTH WALES. one Qeompilecl expreeeiy for 17oe Westecrn MeUl.) vec', into ReAIL STiRATIGHTENING A-ND I'5i?IOISG ScACHINR AT THEIS0 is LAND nic SIEMENS' IVrEEL WURRI. ~ i s The very excellenlt ralil straightening, punching, and OfNt shearing machine which lies lately be~oc constructed by tune Mess hatsand Caubutt, of the Vuolcan Ironwvorks, ...

... NEWPORT TOWN COUNCIL The fortnightly meeting of the Watch Committee and Board of Health was hold at the Council Chamber, Town- hall, on Tuesday, ?? MAYOR in tie chair, Alder- men Lutch,Towasend, Davis, and Brown, Councillors Thee. ari Beynon, N. Hewartson, H. P. Bath, Robst. Graham, D. W. l'.edfor Morgam, IWyndlam Jones, &c. The minutes of the last Aloes, meeting- having been read, the Chief ...

... THE CLERICAL SOAKDAL IN LEDBURY I it will I)e s-emembered that about a, month ago wsv ul oed lished a report of an extraordinary affair which took plaeUM rerlo in the parish ehiucl4f Ledbury, on a Sunday morning, Ao emnpty the effect that whilst the Rev. J. Jackson, tho rector, wv weiss preaching, a rcspeethblo young wromanu walked up the ais l ae i of the church, and when she had reached a ...

... Di Dxsoanrnwv CHARACTEPR9-At the Police-court, on W Saturday, before Mr. G. Bird, Mary Ann Harrington and Pi Ellen Griffiths were charged, en a warrant, by Police-con- tl Stable Murley with being drunk and riotous on Friday, the ti 23rd of last ?? were each sent to prison for 6i fourteen days. a THE STABBING CASE,-CUTTING DOWN A HAaScMOCe. -John Jansen, a Gerinan setaman, was charged with stab ...

... it - . -V to DISOsuRDERL CIIArACTErip-At the Police-court yester- a (la- 0y, belfore Ali- Alderman Prideo, Julia Dog-an, ani unfor- n1 turrate, was charged by Police-constable Rogers, with thE drunken and riotons conduct in MSaria-street ont Monday k tihe night1. She had not bcefn convicted since 1868, land the I ri te magistrate, taking this into consrderatiofl, discharged her II thie with a ...

... THE ABORTIVE DEMONSTRATION IN I PARIS. The correepondent of the D't; y,'eP, writing on Tuos- ?? evelsleg skays6-] have litile to add to mny tesegrarl allnlonucsin, the broad fltet that this dildol Octobor2'6 has ?? oh(is with perfect traslquillity. 'ihie iInC suipiist yell after the ?? yon htle roctived, and it bas n0t ',.n'prised tile 1'ai Ni-It. Iho wvure Avvil psersundi d that nothil wvas ...

... 7c.,tr lay tile isctiymeeting w hldl et the Tow-n- hll, the iluy0o il 'tie chair. There were, duo i set va Alt~id lliai DI'vid, awl Colucllc!orss 1 Iiiffen, Spencer, Jo.neL, . al Jlw-oveii, Jee iikin, 'la1vior. 1:lliett, Iird, yiacoiiochio, u ?? IlnleIlew, ulns Lewi'. Th'le minualtce of the pre- vious mneeting. were cciai eid confirined. S.LTcrn'uA:EAIRNTS. ?? St. johnls parish thL Collector ...

... A FEW WORDS ON LIFE ASSURANCE ?? Twenty years ago there was a rage in London for pro- | jecting lifo assuranco complaics, just as a few years later there was a rage for hotel companics. If a company starts, aud receives souie ainouil of success, no matterwhat it may I be, there are a eost of imitators, and eventually a great number are wrecked, and nr0 duly wound up in tho ice I Chancellors' ...

... TieANIKSGIVItX SERVICvES.-Harvest thjanlksgiving ser- vices were commenced at the church out `'csd;Ly cv jiing, and continued on the following- day. On Tncsday evening prayers were read in Welsh by the Rev. J. hlopkils, curate of ?? Vale, and sermonls were preached rly the 'ev. E. )3evin, curate of Llanover, and the Rev. . ThoImnas. vicar of Abbey Church, Neath. At Tredegar-road sehcol-rcom ...

... FATAL ACCID1=T.-An inquest was held ?? at the Town-hall, before Mr. E. B. Reece, deputy-coroner, on I the body of the little boy Hales, who wes killed by a waggoil c on the Taff Vale Railway, its recorded in our issue of t yestetrdlay. The jury returned a verdict of Accidentally killed. ' 1liEOGAT, PACUAOOG F TOBACCO,-At the police-court VV yesterday, before the Mayor and AlnrN. W. ). Bwhall, ...

... DIOCESAN CHURCH CON1ERENCE. .(BOON OURe OWwN nRIORTR.) . IYesterdwy the meeting of this conference was held, for l the Bristol. `penory, at the Victoria Rooms, Clifton. There wasa large attendance of clergy 4bd laity, the Lord Bishop ;tlle, ?? the chair?.' , His LocenislU said before tlief commeicehd the business of the confereuce, 'he ,ished to address a few words of greeting to ?? preseaitj ...