... I)io NA\rlI'lRS' QUAR'VERL,-5Y I P IT I,-1 ELI \ Nj i, I x, X~zapc.-The iront trait t(i si- m ;ncetintr caie off licit this afternoon. 'T Iere wvas a it t~cidter nda ehtecrfnil tone, With a fair amkoulnt C iipuiry for 'stoile, Etiat, pigs. tad finbished iroln. QOwta- zt .l, or vi, vere very firvith Ian upwar'd tendencey. -: ttuit coald took the Same Idireetionl neitherlo, however., Z* 't er Iw ...

... A DISASTER ON CHRISTMT&S DAY. - a, . . . . . . Richmond, the Ahief cty of Virginia, formerly capital of the Confederate States, ihas been the scene of another terrible catastrophe. Not a yesrbas passed since the fulling in of the flooring of the Capit~l spread desolation through. out the city, and since thenl She disastrous floods have destroyed much life and property. The unfortunate year ...

... ;D1STBICHiM'ELL.G;;C-. 2 the ~~CARDIPP. sun ALLEGED HArmE-At the police-courti on Tuesday (before s mists Xessrs. Alexander and Bird), David Edwards, a boatman, it woes-. was charged with assaulting and' commiitting a, r ape on Is o the Margaret Davies, a single woman, that morning, about ti Irmay two o'clock. The prosecutrix was returning from. the west I) in I side of the old canal, after* ...

... IMPiAll.L PARUtANMENiT r U E OF LORDs'A.-.TrJRSDIXY. Terdehtisipe, met at five ?? IWtSfI LAW. REV,'OllM.a The Manrquiis of CLAWRICA14DE asked ~what bills for the impro vement of the ndministrirtion'df justice in Ireland the Ioveruinesit intended to produce this ?? capoei. .T ally -with regard to thea common law, hankrnptcy, matri- menial Courts, and county courts. Lord DUFPEMtIN stated that ...

... I mo mvF 3ZDITOR OF THE WESTXERN MAIL. -t.- orcot rotpoatdcn Is, A Tratlesinai''an t ' ' b ir~ ave cuille aottentitini, ati(, as I think~, with great ''etit, to te obstructions whicht occur, to the ti'itliji Lie owilig, to Vtoe incousidlerato pi'actioet of thel anll Ultihestreot, IttA vehlicles to Sttaud atI their, doors; i o holu tjmteits tei 'fa'li iltl not ho itill fartheler it and''nq e ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENMCE. ad CARDIFF. Twa FRtxaclf PE&SANT rFPAserEs' SEED CORN RKLIEF *f FUNDT.-'ho total cash subscriptions for the Cardiff union a to the above fund bas amounted to the handsome stan of £137 U7s. ltd., there having been, in addition, various c donations in kind. All the accounts which have been re- t ceived from Frane skow that the contributions of Beg- It land have been of ...

... tGIJ t1;t't~~~ Ta-it - - - - - _ - - ?? MUONDAY, APRIL 10, 1871. r | The fighting ?? is growing more like warfare than it was at the beginning of last week . when hortilitiaA flret.. pn-z.-noA fln V;Aa., I when hostilities first commenced. On Friday afternoon the troops of the Government attaoked in great strength the position held by the federal. ists at the bridge of Nenilly. Both forces ...

... _ (REUTEI'$S TELEGRAMS,) DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN. .2 MqAlriLW, AMARC 27, EvwNING.-The, I, aamcial. of this evening says that a Carlist band, numberi iljg sisty men, in Lerida, has been defoatdd and. disperlsed. Some attempts at disturbances occurred yoster. day at Salntgossai, Cordova, and Valencia. Order, h1owever, Was restored. Repoblican ag ?? is at work in Audtlusia, while Carlist ...

... Tho weekly meeting was held on Thur~sday when ?? fol.. lowing guardians were present :- Mr.. Thomas iPhillis, w chairman asd Messrs. Edward'B~th, J. T. Jenkin, Phleip ?? Rogers, Theoe. Harry, James Rogers, Thos. Hopkims,, .J. Mi.. Ellery, and Win. Liewellyn. C. ' l I WArIII 8171iI'LY TO TH`X H0115. A Thea CL~cHI- read the miznutes, from *hioh it appeared RI 6thtthe committee bad accepted the ...

... SWANSEA CObPOR.TIiON kisEiThi. i . . - The usual montlily moliting was held ~'esterdity, wlih idn C consequence of, the impiortaneo of the businemssto, be tlinas. a acted, the attendiance of 'memberi'was uinuisually large-, the - following being present :-Mr, W. H. Brown, mayor; t, Aldermen G. B. $triek, John Crow Richardson, Charles ii of Bath Thomnas Phill ips J T Jenkin and .lobn Qakithot ; ...

... THE COLLJERS' STRIKE IN SOUTH E kWALE |S. le THE lkASTERS' REPLY. i AG REEMENT TO BEFER THE DISPU'E TO ARBUiRATION. We have received the following letter from Mr. Alex. a, ander Palziel, secretary of the South Wales Steam Cjoa t, Collieries' Asecciation:- d will you be good enough to insert in youl- imnpression of to'morrow mornitngthe following ?? al a Lt meeting of the South Wales Steam ...

... had Mr Thu The appearance of ,Aacot Heath on Thursday oeng atten bing was ifnytbing but cheerful. The ladies mustered i ag of th~ Em.- numbers and superb raiment. Thae chief principle, howeer , 29th which seemed to guide them in their selection ofdrat~ still would appear to be identical with that which influenced tatdf side, the gentlemian unaccustomed to society, who wore a rod on tli sated ...