... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... L.&TEST INTELLIGENCE (..rXU?RJ Ge TRLTndKAMS-) PRUJSSIA. D3CiT, F55-. 2.-It is seem-oriolialY kd for th a Pt. the North Gerniln D ie will be convoke fcor t1 or h iu.t. seosquolitlY, the SOee.o of the n-uesian htmers will b, prorogueu for ?? time. It is ?? etaIOL that tih l omre elm, ,l t .wo ,ill Massmnblo aboult the 20th of nest A~pril. AUSTRIA . V e F --The ftlowinp sterhU app~u- VIENoch ...

... THh TRUTH ABOUT DR. LIYVINGSTOCNE. 6 , .The following letter, fronm a member of the British Ser- vice Club St; James's, London; who signs limselH, appeared in the Standard yesterday :-7 A' I have just read in'the Standiair the paragraph about the reported death of Dr. Livingstone; aid foai' that unless contradicted it will cause no little anxiety to the many in- terested in his welfare. On ...

... SIR JOSEPH WHITWORTH UPON MACHINER?Y. At the dinner of the Foremen Engineers on Saturday, Sir J. Whitworth made the following observations- During the last two~years trade bits been in a very de- pressed state, and both employers and employed have suffered much. I am happy to say there are now signs of improvement in most branches of industry, and, if we are favoured with good harvests this ...

... THB WELSH LIBERAL PARTY. It 900e31t (Says the BirmingIt ?aM Gave(lth) tha't no 0100- -tion can take placeJ.311 'Wals Wvtboub the common and off thel bare clir ,gea ?(,landlord intimidation. At the lato in celeabifor the wtunL t) Mollo,,-th most of 'ir Watkin 'Wynn's t?ennts voted for Colonel Totbvnlhain, tbe (.onset- P: '-ive caudidate. Tlcreupon the ?? bnronet wi -was nseilied by the J ý ...

... WEDNEISDAY, FEBBUARY 9, 1870. The second Session of the eight Parliament of Her Majesty .Queen VICToRIA was opened by commission yesterday. Much of the usual in- terest attached to the ceremony was lost, in con- sequence of the absence, through indispositipn, of HER MAJESTY; and there was but a small attendance of members of either House. Shortly after two o'clock, the LORD CHANCELLOR re?ad ...

... ) WBS m GULATIN14 UND INSPEOTV4? The 1 oliowiti, is' a 'fuller :report 'o6 the det'4t.e o* n Ut6i important measure than we. were abl4% to publish T yestor.-..' -,O ?? - m Mr, BInIow, iii MoVing the socoa , r'daaing 61 this Bill, 91 Paid --This Bill not only consolihit'a 'oh the Acts now upon 01 the btatute-book respeeti% .1:e inspection and regulation t r of minies, but it also ...