... CLEVELAND IllON TRADE. [SPECIAL REPORT from OUR OWN cokbespondent.] Mii D .esboeough, Tuesday.-TLe quarterly meeting held to-day in the Exchange was only thinly atUn led. The demand for pig iron was moderately firm. Makers were exceedingly firm in their quotations, especially for No. 3, which is now exceedingly scarce. Most producers are asking 55s net cash, and no one a. p ars to be selling ...

... CHARGE OF OVERCROWDING A STEAMER AT NEWPORT. David Price, owner of the steamer Caledonia. charged at the Newport Police-court, on Wedn sd .v.with receiving and carrying on board his steamer, tHe Caledonia, a greater number of passengers than the certificate granted by the Board of Trade allowed. c- ji' V clerk' appeared to prosecute, and Mr Suthery (from the office of Mr Joseph Uibbs) solici- ...

... Itotos. Ql A MO E QANSHIBB. SCHEDULE of FINS8, FORFEITURES, and PENALTJJfS paid or payable to the Treasurer of the Ckntjr ef Glamorgan, from Midsummer Quarter Btamutt IUetulelmaa Quarter Sessions, 1815 :— Sums Skss paiL payable bat Beaajks. net pM. BoaocOB OR £ s. John Ctxncn 0 0 4.^ Morgan Williams 0 0 2 J ...

... FOR EC ASTS F0 R THIS DAY. (Issued by the Meteorological Office at i p.m.yesterday) fSouth-westerly breezes, mo- 0. Scotland, derate cloudy, some V Ehowers. 1. Scotland E. Do. 2. Engtod, N.E.{SX'rha^»,C'eeZeS' {Westerly breezes, moderate to fresh weather fresh and cool, but cloudy, some showers at times, 4. Mid. Counties. ) Do. 5. England, S., Lon» f-p. don & Channel I South- westerly breezes, ...

... VESSELS CLEARED—June 15. Hamburg. Grasmcre ss, B, 150 general cargo, 150 coal, J E Burgc§s Cherbourg, Orwell, B, 24t> coal, G Thomas St Malo, Undine, B. 130 coal, T L Davies Jersey, Speedy, B, 36 coal, MJone? Dieppe, Elizabeth Drew, B, 90 coal, Ricnards Smypia, Corgou, 512 coal. Ocean Co Si; Nazaire, Johanna ss, h, 495 coal, Evans gantes, Agnes, 15o coal, H Morice a Rochelle, Bonne Mere, F, ...

... Cn Tuesday afternoon a. regatta was held on the Mill- pond, and the weather being fine a large number of persons were present from Pembroke aad the surrounding country. The grounds of the romantic castle were thrown open. The band of the 41st Regiment, by kind permission of Colonel Jordan and the officers, was present. The arrangements were carried out moat satis- factorily by the hon ...

... 1878 1877. In. De „ ?. ? ?. ? SouthEMtcrn 4!)7:i4 45721 4013 — London. BriErtiton. &; S. C 44201 40917 3284 -? NorthEMtern. — —67M Lancashiro a.m.! Yorkshu-e — r 2373 Metropotita.n. — 106 tttiy,ntiey 2908 2887 — — Midfand 1318-8 1276')1 — MetroDottt:].rt District; 5 )20 4893 134 Tx.SVa.te. 8808 8479 32:) eiiarth Harbour. &c. 3C63 1364 6S!) Pembroke and Tenbv 582 b19 57 London & North-Western ...

... THE FORCE OF EXAMPLE.—(This is the second time that Madge has pricked her fiuger. The fir|t time it bled so much that Mamma felt quite faint, aud had to drink a glass of sherry. Now it s Jack's turn.)-.Mainma: Well, what's the matter with you, Jack?-J-,tclt Oh I feel rather faii. that's all. Is there such a thing as a bun in the house ?-Punch. A NFW PANACEA. -Doctor: My are siifferiiig fron-i ...

... Mrs. Clifton, the wife of Governor of Portland Convict Prison, has been presented with a very beautiful portrait of her husbaud, the picture haying been pur. chased by the superior offioers of the prison. The presen- tation was made by Major Horne, the senior governor, on the lawn in front of Mr. Clifton's residence, and in tho presence of a large gathering of ladies and the superior offioers ...

... EXCITING FOOTBALL MATCH AT NEWPORT. NEWPORT V. LLACKHEATH. The above-named teams played a match at Newport on Thursday in the presence of about 8,000 persons, while an equal number, it is said, lined the walls and fences and the tops of houses. The Newport team were discouraged by the evi- dently superior physiqne of their rivals, and by the fact that, three of the best members of the Newport ...

... WESLEYAN DISTRICT MEETINGS. SWANSEA DISTRICT. The annual meeting of the Wesleyan ministers in the Swansea District was commenced on Tuesday morning, in the Hall-street Chapel, Llanelly, the Rev. Joshua Mason, chairman of the district, presiding. The business was purely ministerial, 2G ministers being in attendance, with the representatives of the Welsh branch of the societies. It was stated ...

... DOWN Trains. Week DKVS. Sundays. FROM 'a.m.| a.m p.m.i p mlu 111. p.m. p.m p.m. Bridgend 8 40:10 15 S 30l-5 10 7 30 Tondu Jun arr. 8 50 10 25 3 40 20 7 40 Tondu J un.d. 9 0 10 40 5 42 Cefn 9 12 10 52' 5 52 Tondu J un.d. 9 0 10 40 5 42 Cefn 9 12 10 52' 5 52 Pyle 9 20 11 0) 6 0 Portli.avr'9 3'' 11 10l 6 10 Tondu Jun. d 9 ojlC 3o'3 50| 7 45 Llartgonoyd |lo 401 7 55 Mnesteg 9 25|10 50 1 51 8 0 p ...