... CARDIFF. Cssnrarsr'AS HOMCDA-YS. - Yesterday, was regarded th~roniglierrit thetown as ta gneralbholitday. Theoshops were closed, business in nil the large establishmtents was entirely Euspouedle, and in the streets. could be seen large numbers of e3ateseger fromt the country. There was no pollee-courbt held inl the morning. All the pluses of asiusement in the town were, as uisual, open in the ...

... CORR.ESPONDENCE, All lettors lutoudod tfor ?? n12v01t bo n0ooninttL0 by ?? ,1,e12 IIta ilt o fil thu t i toxte nor, n11 cis Itrily fur putbictation, butt fur the ?? of tho E(Uitor. It lititst bo diatihitly llild-ojrt thA thuo ,Edtor does uot hold littoclif Is'Sponlitlio fir t10e o1t1itl0l expvcdleil by persons whoie ?? sire l to tho 1' Yestorn ftil. Utliued ?? In ally ?? bo oltlor1le. ltsotcr ...

... THE LATE MASTER MIGRATEa The Belfast correspondent of the Daily Yews writes:-- The excitement produced by the sudden death of Lara Lurgan's celebrated croybound is very great, and in order to satisfy the public whether foul play had becn resorted to an inrestigation tcok place on Tuesday evening at ?? 1iennels, Drownlow-houso, Lurgan. It was conducted by the Rev. Dr. Ilaughton, of Dublin, ...

... INDIAN NEWS. The Bombay papers of November 25th brfag the fol- lowing items of intelligence :— The Ennlishman gives it as a fact not generally known, that from information received, the Govern- ment deemed it prudent to strengthen the guard round Peterhoff, the residence of the Viceroy at Simlft. Mr. J. B. Roberts has been suspended from office as magistrate of police and coroner, Calcutta ...

... bONDON. ?? (1c'noac ase owes con1ExsroennDET. Ohi o Trrunsnax EVEceWI. Tire town in beginning to be Chrietmofsiond- W0 ole ObCrisiturasies everything in London, living and inaainimte 110 e objeote, frtom futnituro and deand pigs to smafll hoys and bei pretty neunirre. Old Scrooge is among. Londloni's in' an impotenlt aL minority as Sir Charles ])iko in amiongr Iegliali- a 0 teen. Chrisfntre, ...

... I WE'IPPING AN OFFICER AT TENBY. At tho Town hall Tenhy, en Thursday (before the htayor, in Mir. Charles Alen, kVr. H. Sanders, and Dr. Dyster), Win, a Wall, jen,, hanlier, and coal merchant, was charged by his Sidney 3lythe, en officer in the 23rd Regiment, with assault. tre Lag him, by striking him on the face with a whip on the fos 10th iset. The eonrt was crowded during the hearing, mul ...

... CHRISTMAS FARE. The windows of the grocers' shops, particularly those in High-street, Duke-street, Angel-street, Queen-street, Bute-street, and Church-street, are dressed for Christ- mas with all those little dainties that serve to assist in furnishing the Christmas dinner or dessert. Consider- able taste is evinced in some of the shop windows. The show of beef and mutton will take place next ...

... It is stated that ••General Cluserct, the well- known Internationalist, has arrived in London. The General was reported to be amongst the slain of the Com- mune in May but he has a knack of disappearing at critical moments, and it is therefore not surprising to hear of his personal safety. At the Liverpool Assizes, Mrs. Harriet Wylde who brought an action against a timber merchant at Bootle ...

... / 1 - -. - - . . I ,1: n . . . The difficulties attending the proper distribu -o tion of poor-law relief are much greater than most people suppose. However attentive and B faithful the paid officials of a Union may be, these tb diflioulties chiefly fall upon the shoulders of the ro unpaid Guardians. Really and truly they are the w actual administrators of the imumense funds con- ti tributed to ...

... ROYAL LITERARY FUND.—His Majesty the King of the Belgians has graciously consented to preside at the anniversary dinner of the Royal Literary Fund in May next year. At a meeting of the General Committee, on the motion of Sir Frederick Pollock, seconded by Mr. Henry Reeve, it was resolved that the following members of the corporation should be invited to act as members of the Anniversary ...

... CORR SP01ND17 1ENOf All letters intended for pulbliestoon Ionit te eee1ompaui by thle namue and address of the writer, net nocsssae'ily ior pablleatien, bat for the information of the Editor. It mouat be distinctly snodorateotd that thle Editor deo net hold himself responsible for the opinions oxpresced by persoai whose lotters are ?? in the Westoro Mdail. UTeased eatributionoscannot in ...

... RER MAJESTY AT THE PRINCE CONSORT'S TOMB. On Saturday a solemn commemoration service took place at thle prince Consort'se mausoleum. Her Majesty, the Princesses Louise and Beatrice, the Duke of Edinburgh, 'Prince Artdur, Prince Leopold, andy the Marquis of Loe, with the aldies and gentlemen of the court, left the castle shortly before twelve o'clock, and proceeded through the private drives to ...