... THlE POST.OFFIOR TELEGRAPHS. oleo- The pogtrriister.General lesned on 'Monday the following] ard offisiu] notice, the substanceof which his already appoared 3nj late in our eolumis :- wtel Atkin OuSaturday, the 5th February, the transfor of the pro. o t rser- p e rty -o f tlo t ue gv i'ii p ,h c ei0 l o ll ii. i to ) ?h OP O s lInfL Rit ?? 3 i? iU ?? il (D i rea will hawv been cul1plot5l, and ...

... UARDIFF. DuvieNic AND Th5OII,EHLY.-OnS Friday, ait the0 police- court, before M~esasis. It. 0. jones, Willaim Alexander, anid0 C!olonel Itli, IRielard Williams wias cha6rgel1 withl brisig I 1risink. .ie wats easilered to pay tia. Mary Ann WifaliuN' and ElicitlRussell, two respectable mnarried women, wore O eburgcd by Police-constable Smith wvith being dr-tnk lint' disorderly' in Bute-terrecC, ...

... PEN AND INK SKETCH OF THE LEADER-9S OF TH-iE RED) RIVEIR REBELLION. ell--i 11-1 - . tutu-, li Newspaper dispatches fromt St. Paull, Mhmnesota, state other that the ins urgents have forced the ?? Bay C eo pa nv from he to advance them a loan of ;350 for establishingh a news- he per to b Called nl/ y ndile cerr 'r The political p riso iin s r it deet ) ort 1: y r v were tried bhy ceort ...

... r~Ir~IAL PKR1LT~M~ WI. 0 'Via , emq1iene' of. the, 'riýeoglaritiss in tbio~rlking of . the- telegra ion- Tuesday'night, we, in'common'*ith the of Biriminghiam and' other provincial daily papers,0 were umable to furnish our renders with a report of the' to proceedings in Parliament which took pleoo on the ýoczsicn re of the moving and seconding lhb Addrvoeies to her Majesty, h 1 We now append i ...

... TiHE NEw CONOREGATIONAL Cltunoe,-Mr. Thomas pr( am Davies writes to contradict a report circulated in Swansea rai tly to the effect that he is the author of a letter which the appeared in our columns some abort time ago respecting ri In this place of worship. m On BOROUGH POLICE-COURT,-On Saturday, before Mr. C. ts Ler T. Wilson (ex-Mayor) and Mr. N. P. Cameron, Ellen tel, Sweeney was ...

... I sRirrla'S TSLOE.AII&S,) FRA NCE. PAT]sA, ,]AN, 20. Yest?,rday, the riiatbers of,'the present Ministry lvld reception0s a0 their respective oilioit'l resi- dences, hen la g-reat number of persons was pro- srnt. Mamy members o! forumer Parliaments at- ,cide~d at the Miuistvy of Foreign Afltaivs. Ameong, them wit M. G niot, who conersed with 1dM. Ollivier and De. Persigny for upwards of ?? of ...

... UARDIFF. JAWI.nj.,e llAvl!'.- At t UAIUWITflY. ~ NON.MAINTENANC FA ?? the Cardill police- or court, onl Monday, Willicam James, bobbler, of Frsder-i'a- l stet a summoned by Mr. Wride for negleeticig to cl maintain his wifo, who has becomo ehargaibic to the ma union. This case was adjourned from Friday, iii COsO' qjiSCcCO of tli cs dfendantt not beinig ?? sa~id tic hea was perfectly wvillinig ...

... I p 1cI i 7ijawir,.rn rr * . t, , i' (PRlr SOJAIO TLGA, Sul -{OVJSE OF COMMONS-WmEDNEfD&Y. i to The Speaker 'took the clisah'.at -ton minue att'ev l o'clock. . uepstvle w r. . THE -BURIAL LAWS. . Bam M.OSBIORNE MORGAN moved the second reading of tw the BuriatlsBill. He explained theit under the existing law in hel England much lissadifactioni' was produced 'among the I various Dissentiog ...

... -if= am-- t'i:j9 -I ]DauNC.-0fl Praday, att the pjA16 court, befort tl1J itefi~i May r, Re t. -Jo)isr, and Aldermanf Alexander, Richard matronl stafford, a sailor, wats charged with bein rn.H a t ordered to pay 5s. SELNIBEER AT ILLEGAL HoURcS,-~Wliam HanFan, C1nn ?? et Iein Crline-street, a~ppearedl to INvan s a summons for sellin beer o at illegal hours, onl Sunday, the for St, I loth ?? ...

... CARDIFF, ?? -AA' thn -HpenI~arlll a SUNDAY TRADING.-At thle police-court yesterdlay (bie-. rin fore the Bfayor and Alderman Alexander), Rose Barrett, goo: at Caroline-street, appeared to a sum mons, charging her wig h i 0- selling -tobacco, on the Sabbath Day.--She acknowledged Mc al the offence, and was ordered to ptiy the costs. fre 0. TnonEAmneeTo.-A sailor, named George Leeson, to mer ...

... MESwt A.YP.R. i STEcALING XoNSivr.At -the, Police-CoUrt;.Yest~rd&, A. womarn naa iimc. M4ry.Wgters was committed for trvialfor stealing a ovegthe~property of another woman: paied Inn ate.Thosni ofy ?? stolen from a boi~wbile I 'te p~seatri wa ou ofher 'house. .The key of tt~o *ai fcitnd ~ii the prisondr. 17 CAUTION TO W UD~4HBI5 ttc ~le., court yesterday, two young men, nemeda ThdimJoenoi, ...

... TRIE CIHURICH IN WALES. To THE EDITOR OF THE WERTERN MiAl, Sutc,-The importance of the vacancy at Ystradmolwrig, and the bearing it has upon the Welsh Church, will be immediately seen by considering what is really the cause of the Church not being able to raise herself from her present position i' I will explain this in a few words. It is simply the want of men qualified to do the work. The ...