... 1. CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS, . I 'he Tbe usual meeting of ?? board was hold ait the hoard. M11 room oin Saturday. Mr. . IV. Dhsvid preside4, and these P: am(,a ailso amongst Others, the following nieimbers :-Messrs. G B13 J, Bird, J. Coi'y, P. Bird, Eli EM-au, B. Bart;dlt Glvs, ' Oa C. Fr-onch, WVrighlt, Revs. C. Lewis and Morgan, Morgan. HE The Maqetots report was nE followls '-During last ...

... SECOND EDITION WESTERN MAIt, O'rrCE, 4 A.M. - - -- - . T H E WAR. M. Thiers has airived in Paris by au arrance- 3cent with the Prussian Head- Quarters, FRENCH YICTORY AT LA BOUILLI. The Standardel llavre correspondent, telegraph- ing yesterday, says on Saturday the French car- tied the Prussian positions at La Bouilli, on the left bank of the Seine. It wac a complete victory, after six hours' ...

... II O . - - MlONDAY, JANUAR2Y 2, 1871. Advices received from Paris by the last ?? . post ?? the evacuation of Mont Avron. The ..T.1. 7- ?? V&Ijj'U.UUL nvron. 'iflle 'reni claill to have remioved the whole of their Sunls; hut this statement is contradioted by a lespatch from Versailles, which asserts that the Prussians captured two 24-pounders, in addition to ]nlge quantities of artillery ...

... ?? LGENCE I , ,-G I M3ARSHAL --Marshall I'rial died ?? ?? aud great indignation is - hal Prim will take placee at * ?? Int consequueece of the !*reparations for erecting elcome thc arrival of the 1:have i)eerI stopptcd . 1.-The death of Marshal Prim ,foeud sensation. The CoJrtes, in yesterday, dechlred him to have ,f his country. His name will be of the Cortes, and the family aplced under the ...

... DISTRICT lNTELLIGENCE. tive MERTHYR.th STEALINCG GuNmcs-At the police-cour~t, on Saturdaty (bo- IC~ fore Mr. J. C. Fowler), Samuel Jones, Charles Poinber, iind chic 010, Thomas Williams were charged with stealing three guns, B.3 vor,~ the property of James Mitohell, of the Reod Lion Ian, COn- Bi vith barris, Dobis It appeared from the evidence that on, s W ededay the three menl were in the ...

... THE WAR% -im ill Lve be ily e. oso Jr Oil hie )III 0f 'cii ed LVS Las le, cc- oy 'fl I' -- S GENERAL TROCHTJS PLAN, 1 The Correspoeedencc Hcavcas says that at the s council of *war held in Paris on DeceLUbel 01, the Oommander-in.chief laid his l)lan before the genie. a rnls and admirals assembled at his hotel, and it re- 3 celved their unanimous approval. The President of the Government ...

... 'WI'VOPRi2 3BOARD OF GUARDIANS, The aua'dians met on Saturday, Lord Iredegar in the anal chair. There were also present-Messrs, 0. Morgan, M.P., thai B. Thomas, J. Northcoft, J. Brown, J. IV. Bebell, E. had Clarke, J. James, J; W. Jones, IR. ICeane, H. Langley, and fant '1E NUMhBER, OF INbIATES. He In the workhouse there were 328, being sir more than whn the previous week; number of sick, 109, ...

... I- - A tru ad Awell attended and important meeting took place at the '1 nt Town-ball. last Friday. It had been convened by a circular apt ~a- signed by the vicar, the Rev. W. A. Edwards. The object on lie wats to consider the best means of supplying a went in- a1 creasingly felt of church accommodation for the inhiabi - sell Dn taints of the town, and for visitors during the bathingl e season, ...

... 1 8 7 0(. ifl, 'The trd6ubicd year, which but ju~st new1, in gl~oom sO irks and -sadness, mis passed to its end, will be for i L- ?? mienorable in the annuals of the world. No or1 ?? sin Ippae a t its commencement to forecast F the ?? revolution of the times,' the discord, an a ~Ethe mortal strife, whieh,within a few short mtonths C were immilinent; and which, now even, moving 'like eclipse ...

... WILLS AND BEQUESTS, .rc Ts will, in Scoeltc form, of the Duchess do Coiguy a (enie tta DIndeis Dalrymple Hamilton) was prored in of the Lendon Court uader a nomlinal sum and that of Lady ce A, flerney under £-4,000, 9 The Will of George G, C. J, Arbuthnot, Colonel of tho Le 91st Foot, of Woodford-hoasc, near Thrnpston, Nor thatnp- ot tonshire, who dled on the 21st of October last, at Folks. ly ...

... as- - O-- UP.. JOHE MARTI2E has consented to stard for Aeath as er. a Repealer. act During last year the Royal National Lifeboat Institution ay boats rescued 503 lives and saved 21 vessels from destruc- XIk tion. of A NopwrCH ?? that the Conservn- tives will not press their claim to the seat on behalf of Mr. Huddleston, Q.C. N TnE VICAPAGE of St. JTmes's, Bristol, has become vacant. It is ...

... M.IERTRTR BOAP.D rOF GUARDIANS. ,oard. The weekly meeting of this board was held on Saturday. these Prescft-Mr. G. T. Clark ;(in the chair), the Rev. John sessrs. Griffith, Messrs. J. C. Fowler, H . ?? Rhys, J; -Lewis, T. t laes Williams, J. W. James, Evan Lewis, ?? Martin, W,,Gould, rga Hugh Jenkins, and J. Rees, I week ,The Master reported the number in the house MO.- Cor. C i ; 10 ...