... COWBRIDGE. STATIONS. I UP.—WEEK DAYS Cowbridge..dep. 7 20, 8 80 11 15 1 15, 4 'io 5 s&| 7 30 Ystradovren 7 30| 8 40j 4 35 6 2j 7 44 Llanlrissant arr. 7 4-r-i 8 5u'tl 40 1 40 4 50' 6 18 8 0 UP.—SUNDAYS? UP.—SUNDAYS? Cowbridge ..dep. 8 20 It) 0| 2 55 5 4O1 •• Ystradowen 8 30 10 10) 3 5 5 50| • Llantrissant arr.; 8 40 10 25 3 20' 6 51 STATIONS! j DOWN.—WEEK-DAYS. Llant.rissant dep. 7 551 9 30 12 ...

... 3reat Western, week ending Sept. 11 £ 88,881 ..87,411 Rhymney, week ending 1,170.. 1,158 Brecon and Merthyr, week ending Sept. 11 1,330 1>1°0 Monmouthshire, week ending Sept. 10 8,176 2,955 Llanelly, week ending Sept. 10 1,070 905 Llynvi and Ogmore, week ending Sept 877 880 ...

... Jlailtoaij Cime Cables.—AUGUST. GRE, AT WESTERN. urTltAIN. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. 172 1.2.S 1,2,8 l72,37iT273 kx. 1,2,3. 1 ,2,3 12M1 1,2,*1,2,3. 1,2,3. 1,2,8 F m _1_ _1L 1 1 J_ a.m. a. m p m. a. m. a. m. a. in. a. m., a. m. p.m. p.m. a. m. a. m. a. m. p. m New G ilford 2 0 j i 8 35 1 ] (1 6 0 11 0 6 1 Haverfordwest. 2 21 1 i 9 0 11 26 6 24 11 23 6 24 CarmarthenJunt. 8 22 6 15 8 60 10 21 li 4* 2 ...

... BRECON & MERTHYR SECTION. UP. \ ...

... REPORTED ITALIAN REPUBLIC GREAT AGITATION IN NAPLES. The Paris papers received this morning contain telegrams from various source-, which report great agitation in Italy. A despatch from Marseilles informs us under all reserve that the Republic had been proclaimed, Victor Emmanuel having abdicated, and that Prince Humbert was president. Another despatch from Naples says that tumultuous crowds ...

... FROM. WEEK DAYS^ SUNDAYS. Wind-st. Station a.m. a.m. p.m.. p.m. p.m jZ. p Swansea dep. 7 50 11 40 3 15 5 0 8 0) 8 3i. 6 4 Briton Ferry Rd 8 1 11 50 3 25 5 lo 8 lol 8 40 6 5^ Neath Abbey 8 8 11 56 3 32 5 16 8 lti! 8 46 7 j Neath .arrival 8 12 12 t>; 3 36! 5 21 8 20] 8 50 7 i Neath departure 8 lo 12 2 3 41; 5 21 8 233 S 52 7 7 AWerdylais 8 21 12 8' 3 47; 5 26 >s 29 N 57 7 12 Resolven 8 31 12 IS; ...

... CARDIFF CHAMBER OF COMMENCE. The Chamber of Commerce lieid its monthly meet- ins; on Wednesday, which was attended by Mr. John Morgan in the chair) Messrs. J. Bachelor. C. H. Page, C. Thompson, J. P. Ingledew. L. V. Sherley. J. B^nl-inger, J. Willans Guthrie, R Kyrne. 1- Davit-s, M. Krieger. T. Pluia, S. Deeanuifi, J. Morel, J. Bovey, .I. Almond. I). Williams, D. Griffiths, Moresm, Bregeon, A ...

... CATTLE.—HEREFORD BREED. CLASS 1. For the best two cows, above three years old, in calf or in milk, and their offspring under twelve months old—1st prize, £10, Mr. W. S. Powell, Eglwys- liunyd, Taibach, Rosette, age 9 years. Second cow aged 5 years. 2nd, £;3, Mr. W. S. Powell, Eglwysnunyd, Flirt, 9 years. Second cow age 8 years. For the best cow, above three years old, in calf or in milk—1st ...

... Without With Letters DISPATCH OF LETTERS extra one addi- can be re- TO— charge tional gistered until stamp. until TO- charge tional gistered until stamp. until Cowbrige, Bridgend, Taibach, — Neath.Swanaea.&c. 8 2'i « m. 8.30 a.™. 7.50 a.m. •ile'sier,Newport,Bristol, .fee. I-IOR-hi. 9.15 a.m. 8.40 a.m. Merthyr,Pontypridd, Ab'rJare 11. 0 a.m. 11.10 a.m. 10.30 a w. London and 12.15 p.m. t220 p.m. ...

... LLYNVI AND OGMORE RAILWAY. Down Trains.) Week Days. Sundays. FROM Ja.ni. u.m. p.m. p m. pm. p.m.! p.ni p.m. Bridgend j8 40 10 15 3 30 5 10 7 30 I 15! 2 23 8 15 Tondu Jun arr. 8 50 10 25 3 40 f, 20 7 40 1 25* 2 33: 8 &5 Tondu Jun.d.|9 0 10 40, 5 40 2 38 Cefn 9 12 10 52| 5 52 '2 48 P.vle 19 20 11 0 8 0 2 oG Porth*nwl .9 3d 11 10! )6 10 3 « PortJ¡¡.aw: .93011 W. )6 10 3 « TonduJun. d Is 0 1C 3i> ...

... THROUGH COMMUNICATION between the North Eastern Counties and Midland Districts and South Wales via Gloucester. SEPTEMBER, 18 70. Up TRAINS. — WEEK DAYS. Glasgow via p.m.] a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.ni. Irigleton.. dep. 4 Oj 7 15 Edinbl'o'do. 4 ]1); i 7 2. Glasgow via York 1 0 Edinl oro'ditto 7 2 5G Berwick 9 5 j 4 3(1 Newcastle 11 231 8 3o 7 15| 7 t- South Shields ..10 20 8 I, 7 ø, 6 If Sunderland ...

... TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION. FOUR KILLED AND TWENTY INJURED. A boiler explosion occurred on Wednesday afternoon shortly before four o'clock at the ironworks of Bell, Goodman, and Co, Walker, near Newcastle, by which four men were killed and twenty injured. The effect of the explosion was terrific, and the damage to property was very considerable. The reason of the explosion is un known. The ...