... COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL, ad 11- The barque Caradoc collided with a Norwegian barque ski1 near Ilolyhead yesterday. Th1e ships sank. 'The captain mitt at and part of the Caraldoc crew wcre saved. There are nine tool ry missing. The Norwegian crew were saved. cuti a- hbeei hon 'ly Tier CireA orGeO TREASON AGAINST ]3AZAINE,-A cor- the t respondent writes from Saarbruck :- I hear on good trin ...

... The American devil, or buzzer, which makes night hideous, and deprives the hardworking peoplo of Blinchester of sleep, natiure's sweet restorer, is doouied, Tho municioal representeitivos have been compolled to give attention to the noisy ' find,'i' and it is intended to ask Parliament for a suniunary power to deal with him. Other towns which are equally 4fllicted with the whistler will ...

... D ?? NE- 14 1 MTONDAY, NOVEM3BER 14, 1870. NTO further movements before.Paris have as yet been reported, and up to the time of our, going to A 1 - A0-AAAa ^ ;..O .,J ,, F UCWU i'UjJU'LUtU, UUU LLIJ vU VULI' LJL V unt, bun5U L a, press no intelligence -to indicate the piutting of a' Genera-l TnoHtr'S plan 'into execution had, been received. As 'regards the attack on the C French capital, the ...

... SECOiND EDITION- . - M TArt. - hrrrciE, 4. &A WES'ERtN hI.Ar -OirCrd 4 &.nr. T-E VW A R. (ROUTER'S S TEL.EGRAMBS.)F GERMAN CONSOLIDATION. BErRLIN, NOV. 13.-It is officially stated that the treaties drawln up by the President of the North Germlan Confederation andthe Mlinister of the South Gerlalln States, relative to tho acces- sion of the latter to the Northern Confederacy, contajill certain ...

... N. It St 0 id Aii bit fI I ~ bi rs' air V I IiE thl LII 0 hii Lt IV that niuo ilci t i sT. l ILt and * tho Pieb tions Alilt ithv Wth 'e in Ithe utli .ictq aty- Sor- ;dis- it:a- hiri a t con- iei. thio )vhe the hri1 Alie Ani ?? ci-e hisi aly, gle. of of isirl tral at. oreo of tile Itud its rId. Oit for ?awl .ve cat .,n. Ito Rilt soe, to is, 310 of '0 al it 1' d SUPPOSED DEATH OF DUCROT. V ...

... -FASHIONAL WEDING AT MRTHYR. Ybiorday was asgadady at aMerthyr. It was the oces- slon of the marriage of 'Mis Margaret James, second danghter of Mr. Ch~rles Herbert James, solicitor, and Mr. Edward Prichard Martin, son of, Mr 'George Martin, of aI Dowlais. Such a day hag not been witnessed at Merthyr for many years, except,, perhaps, when Sir Ivor Guest U_ broight his bride to Dowlais some ...

... AN AMERICAN SCAINDAL. iI S TheNew York corerespondent of the Dailj Toeg s gives the following story o-D In the absence ot any 'top- of general Sxiitement we nhave hd during the pasf week it this city what, in Amenr- can parlanced may he Callestw first-chiss sesation, into which have entered all the elements that can make a social scandal wickedly enjoyable. Given a popular clergyman and at ...

... V, -, SEASON AT ROMF - R OME -JAN' 24-. - Lehving for a mo~nfb,*6he ewan.,the ii, it s Diorth noting that th'e 'cedtbaIhat l tkkhe Prassian Legation -79 wag a brilliant-affqir-ouo of tltemeut of the season,.only, of ) qqualle,'htd in fit I ' d e .awsels,'by tbh'd PrinedAs st9 j Borghess On datiaea' 'Ii?i ?amd off 'wo 'evenings later Madame ?? reqe ,twoome are ekeiptionally k handsome and- ...

... her H[IGH MARKET.r-The show of fat 'cattle on Tuesday was very good, Nesily all woei moved off before two ?? at 7d. to 8d. Store cattle were plentiful but in less the demand. Cows and calves sold readily at X14 to, 18. ess- Sheep, of which between.300 and 400 were' sent in, sold Simmediately at. 9d. to 9D-d. Pigs, scarce. Altogether ir, business in stocks of all kinds was very brisk. Grain ...

... .* * - , { *,,I v' APPOINTMENTS., TS Bishop of Londm 'has collated the Rev; Thonmas Cal loop. Webster M. A., of Trinity College Oambridge, eurate of.Horn. sW, to die cicarago of St: Markie, Old-street-ros- vacnt bj the death of the Aer. Edward Day, M. flu 'ordahip lau licensed tho RoV. J. L. Airey, MA,, to the curacyof 8t; ,leme Eastcheep; the Rev. R. BMear, BA., to the oursey i ?? Cbarel, ...

... .tv. ?? 3, paper s, The monthly meeting was held on Saturday; Mr. E, W. chid leC David in the chair. TLore wats a large attend nce of have ir guardians. The minutes of the prenious meetin ere read trul Ir and confirmed. - P TE;NDEES FOR ROEPAIlMs, ETC. 1) For the'parish of Llanedarno tg tenders had bcall re- r- ceived, viz., C. Sellick, £100 3s.' 1ld.; and W. Mogfordi TR] * £118. The lowest ...

... ST. DAVID'S AND ITS ANTIQU1TIE9, da. .a ag ne On Monday evening a lecture, onl the sesbject of SI. A David's and its antiquities, was delivered in the Nitimis oh school-room, Oxford-street, Swansea, by the Rev~ . D.. D. kr Colston, curate of Oysterrnontb, !the proceedsi of which use to be devoted to the fund for the restoration of -the cofee to dral of St. David's. The chair was taken by Mr. ...