... fl A ?? fie! CARDIFF. ther SP'ECIAL SERICuEcS AT ST. Jo01rN'e.-Tho first of, a series nosc of Special religions services which wiji be held during this in week was conducted yesterday evening by Lord Radstock, Ho in the St. John's Schoolroom, Crockherbtown. There was hoe, a crowded attendance, and the proceediags were character- bee mecd by a deep) religions enthusiasmi on the part of the sti, ...

... to An old Parisian, writing on the 3rd inst. to the Daiiij 'U 'Ieleqrnyh~, says -- We strolled down to the Pselais Royal, rd 'whi& is more n~tterly- destroi~ed, as it was worse 'p~itreld,' 'd Ithan any other of, the great huildiors which tire now in so ruins. This is very much to be regretted, since Prince to N apoleon Was Perpetuatlly collecting curiosities, and had. 9~y them' admirably ...

... ' , I i 7. ; O i i ., ; ge MOUS3E 0F.COMMONS.~.-WnEDWiESDAY., mc The speaker took the cair cat a quarter after 12Wo'lock. bef( aiid NEW WRIT. ticr ifid' On the motion of Mr. ADAK, a new wrib was ordered tbei elf, foi Westmucati, 'in the room of Mr. Pollard-Utgulhart;' 3at, deceased, 'X ire- THflE BURIALS BILL, Hthu the On the drder of the day for going into committee ou. the the. ad. Bur'ials ...

... ILAYIN9G THh -FOUNDATIOM STON- OF | I ~A MASONIC EHALL AT ,WANSEA. e li I AProvincial Grand Lodge of Freemasmifs, for the euatern division of South Wales, war held ?? at Swansea, with the view of laying the folin~atimo.stome of a, new Masonic hall. The ceremony was performed by the Eight Worshipful P~rovincial Grand Master, Bra. Theodore Mansel Talboat, thc gathering of Freemasmns from all ...

... OARDIFF IMPRO*FENr BILL. The' following is a transcript' of the ?? ern ea, notes of the proceedings before- the Committee of the Houset LeW of Lords, on Wednesday last :- ghit The conr sel are 'ordered to be callei in. ore *rts The Chairman (Lord Methuen) : The Committee fial of great difficoty. vwithregard to thiif-Blh. They are Eanxious an- to do justice to all parties, and they wish to. ...

... SECOND EDIT1ON. ir.._ C - A:Jfa AdsJ. .L ?? WseSeINe MTAIL O rrica, 4 AsS. WE_ _ _ _- ---I FRANCE AND GERMANY. (REUTERS TELEGRAMIS.) PArTs, MArcH 15.-M. Thiers arrived yester- aay at Versailles. 7I compliment to the National Assembly M. Thiors has decided that all the meetinrgs of the Ministers should be held at Versailles. Official ?? alone will take place in Paris. Almost all the newspal)ers ...

... ant ?? ,18 1. 1 MONDAY, JULY 3, 1871. The cqmplementary elections came off in France yesterday, but up to the time of writing no jufor _s _I _ _ _np _ _15tzS|SInAf.r. mation had been received of the result of then polling. MM,. HAUSSMANN, ODILLON BARROT, l and ALFXnD ASsOLANT are stated to have with- p: drawn their candidatures. According to an official statement, the troops. wvho took part in ...

... Anything which seems calculated to retard the ( increasing development of that thriving suburb of 'V Cardiff-Pcnarth-is of interest to very many be- .v sides the defendants in the alleged illegal fishing at ease who were convicted by the magistrates on Mon. tl day. We have no intention of finding fault with sr the representatives of Lord WINDSOR in their W efforts to accumulate acts of ...

... LATET HINTELLiGENCE I - - -- - - THE REVOLUTION IN PARIS. (i~EUTE11'S TELEGRAMS.) sti EFI SAL OF' NATIONAL GUARDS TO ot] LEAVE PARIS. uo FA1,8, MTAY 15, EvENXNG.-The 144kth batta- lion of the Sedentlary National Guards, which had .02 been ordered to plroceed yesterday to Issy, refased sbz to ?? out of Paris. bn RESISTANCE, TO THE LAST. wi PA1IS, MAY 1C, EVi¢NING.-Paschal Groasset, t in his ...

... LATEST INTELLLGEN CE (REUTER'S l'EGLZAII5S.) THE PROSECUTION OF THE PARIS NLSURE1N TS. T1 PAJ u i, Au us 7.-Tho indictmient against tlhe illsurgents, puiblished to-day, gives anl hlistori- t eal synopsis of the doings of the International Tl preparatory to the inurllrection. The official deoe- Y ment next rccouuts the revolt of the 15th of Alarch, a-.d the crimes resulting thorefrollm. Charges ...

... ?A?TE?T L?TELL1GE1'?CE (rnEUTER'S TlELEGliAI~IS.l FRA NCES. PARIS IT:EM:S. PARuS, JULY 16, EvuarINcA-It is stated thlat 13o pubbec meetings wvill be allowed preparatory to the mlunicipatl elections. The comupluementar y elections for the seats which have becomel vacant through clections being annulled1, or candidates having boon returned in' sevcial places, wvill take place botween the 20th ...

... LONfDON. e .-(FROm OUR OWN CORRE5POWDfNT.) t TaunvsDny EvrNm G,. One of the most significant features of the week not commented On by the papers is the visit of the Grand Duke Constantine of Russia to the Emperor Napoleon at Chisel. h burst. The Grand Duke is brother of the present Emperor and calling to recollection the friendly sympathy which was e known to exist between the latter and the ...