... 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, ...

... A correspondent of the Pelfgraph writes, con- cerning hops and hoppers, as follows:- First as to the garden. The gentleman to whose courtesy I am indebted for my information revealed to me much that, however valuable to anyone intending I to start a plantation, would not be found partiou- larly interesting to the ordinary reader. He entered into pathetic details as to the various diseases the ...

... THE COLLIERS'. STRIKE IN DEAN FOREST. - . i I I - ?? - -L it -- -- - - t There seems to be prevalent at the present HI moment what may be called a strike. epidemic. r All over the country the workpeople are resorting, WI in many instances' most irrationally, to this method of settling disputes with their employers. J In South Wales the community has had. most. O. hitter experience of the ...

... MONDAY, SEPTRMBER 4., 1871. il - -- - - - IV . To-day is the anniversary of the Revolution ' Vhicl overthrew the Imperial dcynasty in Paris, 0 ( after it hnd been overthrown three days previously X at Sedan. The Government have determined rigorously to suppress all demonstrations in cele- zD bration of the event. a Colonel MERLIN gave ?? on Saturday 103 in the Communist trials which have been ...

... deathi, |I {1-EI MEMBElR FOR CARDIGANSHIREI 1rtili IU1iLUAftU x 'X-x ' VV There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamtt of ini our philosophy, and one of C them is the reason why the electors of Cardigan- shire should have chosen Mr. EVAN MATTIEV RICHARDS as their representative. The day must conme, sooner or later, according to circumstances, E when the honourable gentleman will ...

... A GRLEAT MEBTING OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN THE RHONDDA. VALLEY. (recon oait OWN COORhEsFON])ENT.) ?? POtNTYPRIDD, FRIDAY. kis. 6 1 yesterday attended a large and interesting meleting of 5116 [ Sunday schools in the Rhondda V alley. Those who know Sul how much intereset is felt by nil classes in Wales in that ter great institution, the TeYgol Sul, willrcadily believe when WO I say that eight ...

... Qhis The deceased gentleman, Mr. John Panton Norman, wa ir t:er, the eldest son of the late Mr. John Norman, of Clavorhain- cc Dgt i ou' Somcreetshi, by his second wife, Sarah Elizabeth, T ught daughter of the R .v. Uenry Paxton, of lliythorno, Essex. tc B lie w'as born in 181D, aud was educated at Exeter Collaep, a till, Oxford, where he graduated B.A, in 1811, and M.A. in 15 Is5 e 18t1 For ...

... FERNDAL : -I -!-Ll -A ~1o -Penn ire,: of On ThursdayNy we published a lebter from Dr. Lops GORDON, of Fernldale, in which that gentleman Lder charged our correspondent withl grave eragebra- :e a itions in his' achount of' the fraord'of Sauddy! to) We can. quite ,understand tat aniyone interested the in preserving the reputationi of Feradale 'huld je, have been deeply grieved at- .e. ...

... ANEW ANTI-FOREIGN MOVEMENT IN CIIINA. The China papers received on Monday contain an account of a new calumny against foreigners and native Christians in China, which appears to be causing much excitementamong the population. The Cl'isia Afail says- About the middle of June, so the story goes, a farm woman in a village near Fatsban went out to the field to work, and she found to her surprise a ...

... TO TIM NITOYRS OF Tor LITVIMOOL uEncuny. (3entlemen,-Your issue of Tuesday contains the account of proceedings at the Birkenhead police court in reference to Imposition by pony drivers at New Brighton. With the case I have nothing whatever to do, but rejoico exceedingly to find that publicity is given to the remarks of Mr. Darbyshire, and to the fact that the conduct of those on the shore ...

... ?? - [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) FRANCE. ILLNESS OF GENER1AL CIIANGARNIER. PARIS, Sm'sr. 15, EvmnxiN. General Clhangarnier is very ill. His condition causes great anxiety. TAMPERING WITH THE ARM.Y. PRInS, SEPT. 15, EVENNG~. General Ladriirault, has issued an order of the day calling for the arrest of individnals circulating pamphlets in the barracks, in which they seek to prove that the ...

... I I DEDUOCED FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT T1IB LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, BIDSTO', BIRKEr'- li EAD. ?? 88n' 24' 4 V- ?? ff4' A I 17 W BA__ B MoU . TEMPEIRATUDE. 187, mm %SG month if, 4 1 and Day. d 9e 7 S Sept. Inch. Inch, Inch.* Deg. Deg. Deg. Deg. Suniday. 29.06 :29.72 29.818 05.0 55.8 60.4 58,5 Monday 4 29.88 29.71 29.753 65.7 52.3 59.0 58.3 luesday l 80.12 29.sr 30.035 67.2 47.7 67. 58. 2 ...