... LONfDON. e .-(FROm OUR OWN CORRE5POWDfNT.) t TaunvsDny EvrNm G,. One of the most significant features of the week not commented On by the papers is the visit of the Grand Duke Constantine of Russia to the Emperor Napoleon at Chisel. h burst. The Grand Duke is brother of the present Emperor and calling to recollection the friendly sympathy which was e known to exist between the latter and the ...

... SWANSFEA AND GLAkfORGCAN HORTI. CULTURAL AND FLORAL SOCIETY. | f The fifthl exhibition of flowers, fruit, and vegetables, in connevtion vwith this society, was held on Thursday, on the Swansea cricket-field, at Bryn-y-mor. The weather was obi e delightfully fine, and a large number of visitors weref n present. The attractiveness of the show in itself was Co j, enhanced by the engagement of the ...

... (V-,O 11 ?? EDITIOle IVE5STERN MALL OFFioN, 4 A.M. (REUTEXCS TELEGRAMS.) AtTSTRh . ,i mY'NNA. Nov. 7., EvIINOx.-Tlic mloumlliellt to the late Emprcor 2siaxitilialU was u1nveiloed to- (lay ill thle j'resemice tf the Emiperor. Ti1e Y. c-r ?? Beust's resignation has been :eIeptct.. The Wlc it t L( PIYSS Says Count ii' V ,y ill sii>'ti'd Isiiin. The ThW Uall says t6aft Coittit BEtist. will be ...

... SECOND EDIT1ON. ir.._ C - A:Jfa AdsJ. .L ?? WseSeINe MTAIL O rrica, 4 AsS. WE_ _ _ _- ---I FRANCE AND GERMANY. (REUTERS TELEGRAMIS.) PArTs, MArcH 15.-M. Thiers arrived yester- aay at Versailles. 7I compliment to the National Assembly M. Thiors has decided that all the meetinrgs of the Ministers should be held at Versailles. Official ?? alone will take place in Paris. Almost all the newspal)ers ...

... (FRODe OURi OWN REPORTER.) t] BLERMINGHANE, MOND&Y. 0 I- Messrs. Charles Bowen and Allexandor Sollar, the com- c mnissioncre appointed by Government to inquire into the d existence of the truck system in the South Steffordshire a d district, oponed their inquiry at the Town Hall, Birming- h ham this morning, ., The first witness was RichardWillianis, manager of the , n Wednesb'ry Patent Shaft ...

... GENERAL 1NEWS. U 311 2, a Tune crumbling skeletons of ten human beings were re. I' if ce'etly discovered in a cave near Glasgow, Kentucky. a be LORD FRnEDERICK PAULET died at his chambers in the 9l 'or Albany, London, yesterday, in his 61st year. f ?? THER French war steamer Givynne left Queenstowa yesterday morning on a cruise, a enl a !e, THE BRITISHf EMBASSY Will be lodged this winter in at ...

... Ignominiously defeated'on the question of the ridiculous match tax-obliged to retreat from its unmtnable poition in reference to the Succession Duties-the Government appears determined to throw away the last ragoof its reputation for finan- cial ability, The first Budget of the season (there' have aready been two, and we know not how many moresee may have within the next few days), announced a ...

... ant ?? ,18 1. 1 MONDAY, JULY 3, 1871. The cqmplementary elections came off in France yesterday, but up to the time of writing no jufor _s _I _ _ _np _ _15tzS|SInAf.r. mation had been received of the result of then polling. MM,. HAUSSMANN, ODILLON BARROT, l and ALFXnD ASsOLANT are stated to have with- p: drawn their candidatures. According to an official statement, the troops. wvho took part in ...

... )fl in One of the remotest regions of the worli, between the A S.~ Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan, there lips a country at 3:Present almost unknown, hot which a few months may Per- haps suffice to bring within. the sphere of international re intercourse and modern civillisation. The now story of the Amiericans in the Corea so exactly resembles a hpeof o -le own experience that we can ...

... | THE WELSH MEMBERS O PARLIAMENT i : | DDURING THE RECESS. |1 3t, Several suggestions, having for their object the _ improvement of the mode in which the business 93 of the House of Commons is managed, may be M 7t found in an article in one of the recent numbers in of the Biginburgh Beviezo. In the opinion of the aec - writer of the paper to which we refer, there are ma or two remedies which ...

... MIR. GLADSTONE'S CURE FOR LRISH OUTRAGES. It is a roearukable instance of poeticaljustice we in those prosaic times that Mr. GLADSTONE'S til Government has sustained the greatest damage to , its reputation froml its modo of dealing with the ltL very subject, upon the successful treatment of j, whicb,git built its hopes of enduring fame. The mn: country was, unfortunately, induced to place con- ...

... Di8TBRT 1NTO, i;9rtO] UARDIPF. .* A COUNWriY OUTINGr FOic POOnR CicaoDcuce. -'iSS Mdegan Watts hats mest kindly forwarded blr.-Evau.Jea-, kitown missionary of this town, it Polt-cofficeo order for c:,teobjecot of thle donation being to girs a treat to~tho ebilidreni ~f, tho Cardiff Town Mission Sunday School, Cliarlotte. strlet.-- ;Asi.AvilN~IN rili Pot,mri.'-,At tlln.pliicucohirb ?? diy, ...