... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before Mr. R 0. JONES and Mr. Alderman PiunE.) Xkclkctisg TO SHOW LIGHTS ON A NI-ESSRL AT AN- CHOR.—Thomas Wearn, captain of the schooner Eclipse, was charged with infringing the Merchant Shipping Act, by neglecting to show a light while he was at anchor in Penarth Roads. Mi\ Ensor appeared for the Board of Trade, by whom the prosecution was instituted. ...

... The marriage of Lord Garlies, M.P., and Lady Mary Cecil, is appointed to take place on the 18th inst. The Weymouth Local Board has adopted a drainage scheme prepared by Mr. Coode, civil engineer, the estimated outlay for which is £28,000. Mr. Miall, M.P., writes professing to believe that the recently published letter addressed to him by the Rev. Dr. Massingliam is not genuine, as he says he ...

... LATEST TELEGRAMS. CARDIFF TIMES OFFICE, FRIDA-J 4 a.m. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. DECLARATION OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. VERSAILLES, Thursday.—The Assembly to-day adopted by 472 to 92, a proposal declaring that, with few excep- tions, salaried public functions are incompatible with the position of deputy. THE RUSSIAN REPRESENTATIVE AT WASHINGTON. ST, PETERSBURG, Thursday.—Prince Gortschakoff has ...

... COURT AND FEASHION. st !PU. COURT. nL OSSBORPE, SATU.aDAY, JANUARY 13.-The Queen of walked and drove yesterday afternoon. His Royal to Highness Prince I rthur arrived at Osborne yester- r- day. The Hi-on. I larriet Phipps has left Osborne. r- The Princess Loulzis of Hesse, accompanied by the ie Duke of Edinburgii, has arrived in Brussels with e her children. At; the Royal station the Princess ...

... LEGAL NTEWS. COURT OF QUEENX'S BECIEO. DUBLIN, FRPIDAY., [FROM OUR S1'ECAL RMPORTERB. [Before the LORD CHIEEF-JUSTICE, Mr. Justice O'BaRIE, Mr. Justice FITZGERALD, and Mr. Justice BA.RY.] GEORGE TICKELL V. CHARLES JOHN CARVILLE. This was an action to recover the amount of an account for goods sold anrd delivered. On the 19th Dec. last, a conditional order for a substitution of ser- vice of the ...

... TSE DIOCESAN SCHnIw . TO TfIE EDITOR oo THE BELFAST bEWS-LrTER. SIR-Your alble article upon the diocesan scheme of Down, Connor, and Dromore necessarily passes lightly over details, some of which, however, seem to court observation. It has long been known by experience that de- tached curacies in large parishes led to the exercise of patronage in its most objectionable form, and, accordingly, ...

... LATEST NEWS, I EUR ArD; . ASSrCIATIuON TFLEt;RAMS.] THE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE LOOSHAL. CATI.cuTITA, TIncFJ;DAY. - Advices from the Loo1hai expedition state that the British troops were advancing, and destroying villages. Thlere had ieen some slight skirmishing, and one tribe was seeking peace. RELEASE OF COMIMUNIST PRISONERS. PAi.n>, TIUERSDAY.-Btneteen the '25th and 31st December, 440 ...

... TU1E COcr r. The Queen and the Princess Beatrice drove out on Monday afternoon at Osborne, attended by the Countess of Gainsborough; and her M~ajesty walked and drove on Tuesday morning with Princess Beatrice, attended lby Lady Churchill. Prince Leopold and Prince George of Wtales walked in. the grounds. The Queen distributed New-Years gifts to the children on the Osborne estate on Monday ...

... MARRIAGE IN ItGH LIFE.-On the 23rd No- yr-ober, at St. Petersburg, Vladimir Antoniwitz, Baron Von Holdt, Knight of the Order of St. Anne, and Knight of the 7ladimirCross, to Mary Emily, re- lict of the late George Spaight, Esq., of Montreal, daughter of the late Captain James Creagh, R.N., of Cahirbane, Co. Clare, and niece of the late LMr. O'Moore, D.L., of Cloughan Castle, in the King's ...

... IF ARRIVALS. !Up to 9 am., Jan. 24. 1872.-Wind. W. January 23-Hann'ab, CaeD, barley; Marin-re and Amlity, Carnarvan, slates; John Williasm, G. - ?? barley: George, Runcorn, salt, Dul e of Satlerlir'! steamer, Holyhead; Iron Dithe and Torch, st.;ler-, Liverpool, Willie, Cardiff. iron; Rainbow, Cubs-t~er, malt: Elizateth Conway, Newport, iron: Jane, CO, t, biicks;. P. J. Nevins, Portcaul, iron; ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF TEE FREEMAN. 1 Lower Mount-street, Jan. 23. SIR-If the general proceedings of the Vint- ners' Association were tempered with that share of moderation and good taste which characterise Mr. Dwyer's letter in this day's issue, there would he little occasion for controversy on the licensing system. The manner in which the late deputa. tion called in question the character ...

... I SPECI -TELEGRAS. LONDLN CORRESPONDENCE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM London, Frday Nig'it. The Echo has reason-to believe the Govern nent regard with much confidence the provisions of the treaty of Washington as to their exclusion of the extreme and extravagant claims inclndedi in the American case. Captain Cust will be the Conservative candidate for Grantham at the next election. In the divorce court ...