... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [REUTEr¡'S AND PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. VERSAILLES, Friday. Queen Victoria will pass through France and embark at Cherbourg to-morrow. M. Thiers has postponed the smposition of stamp duty on foreign securities. PABIS, Friday (3.30 p.m.)— Rentes closed at 55f. 67c. GERMANY. BERLIN, Friday.—Queen Victoria will not visit the Imperial Court. CARLSRUHE, Friday ...

... COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO MR. LAUGHLAND. Oa Tuesday night & complimentary dinner waj given at {Jarrick's Royal Hotel, Glasgow, to M?-. f dan Laugh- land, of Cardiff, on the occasieu at hU leaving Glasgow, —in which town he was a, rotldlber of the Council,—to take the management of the South Wales Atlantic- Steamship Company, About 70 gentlemeneat down to dinner. Ex-Ballie Wilson occupied the ...

... MONEY MARKET ,-SATURDAY. The absence of business which generally characterizes the Stock Markets on a Satnrcby, was more than usually noticeable. Erie Sliaies have been dealt in at an advance of 1 dollar. The bargains which have been concluded in Railway Stocks have been at a decline of about £ per cent. The Foreign Market is dull. There is nothing doing except in Turkish, which are steady at ...

... ?? TYY Y OYFFREDIN. D ydd M awrtb, Mawrtd.- CYai merbodU y~j ljfaryv d y gadair am bedwar o0r gloc11 yn y pryd- naw n. L eSCICCC. lfr. Rathbole, a gyflwynodd ddwy a ddeisebau o dref Liverpool yn dftaf y Pere2i7sve Biltl; ac odldi w rth gynyhor tiefol St Helens, Yu ffafr Priodas a hmi r gVouaigDraacedig. 3loeslu Prcrwfl~zoan (Dublin.) Ail agorwyd y ddadl ohiriedig ar Fesur Proflw- on Athrolhol ...

... 5,000,000 (five million) packages, of Hornitnan's PUR^ Tea were sold last year it can be relied oil for great STRENF?1^ delicious flavor and real cheapness. Agents iu th'S Disti'C are adveitised in OUR coluinnn. A SIN-CEKE VOICE OF WARNING against Quacks, or unerring Guide to TBE Nervous and Debilitated, by J. -K' Pulvermacher. All Infallible means of detecting the Qaac doctor, and thus ...

... BOROUGH POLICE.—At the police court on Friday, before Messrs. E. J. Phillips, and R. F. Woollett, John Reilly was charged by C. Anthony with assaulting him and stealing his cap. P.C. Trefford proved the assault, and the defendant was fined 20s., or fourteen days.— Jeremiah Duggan was charged with assaulting Lawrance Hanwood, his landlord. The prosecutor had gone to get the defendant out of the ...

... VESTRY MEETING.—Our Vestries seem to be held with- out the knowledge of the public though legally notified. A Vestry was held on Thursday, attended by five persons, for the election of a parish churchwarden. Mr Plews, solicitor, was elected. SCHOOL BOARD.-The usual fortnightly meeting of this Board was held yesterday, Mr. C. H. James in the chair. There were also present, Mrs. Crawshay, the ...

... MORRISTON. FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE.—A\ery fashionable wedding took place on Tuesday in this rising township, between Miss Lizzie Huges (Morfadd-glan-tawe i, the only daugh- ter of Mr. R. Hughes, of Ynistawe (one of our worthy Town Councillors), and Mr. T. Williams, M.D., consult- ing physician to ths London University College. The wedding was solemnized at Libanus Chapel, and the officiating ...

... DISORDERLY. — At the petty sessions, on' Monday, before the Rev. H. T. Lee and Mr. J. S. Corbett, Mar- garet Barry, Grangetown, was charged with being drunk and riotous at Lower Grangetown. Ordered to pay 5s., including costs. COUNTER CHARGES OF AsSAULT.-P.C. Kinston sum- moned John Garrett and Maria Wiggins, of St. Andrews, for being drunk and riotous on the road on the 20th ult. This case ...

... 0.1 Lv - (CCXU a dla genyf weled y FANER ynfe syll~etw ct yr augenrheidrwydd o ddeisebu pOl: D~l ,L iioed o blaid . rnid bar nilstlX Y CLiDDED1GAETH-kU- fed 4 bydd copi o'r ddeiseb a gyhoeddwyd Cla -tl,,i ler di we lidf ryn c:jel Yj d da)g3 Mr Cy ?? drilC 1i h ,11~d Rbrlhl y~r 1i7e Elanillodd Air. Yll 1lrra friyl r bwysig i Gymer' )n acho yF hrl0)r; bydded i ri roddipob cymmhoitta iddo ieiadt ...

... d I ..I , ,; GENEDIGAETHAU. - A y 0ain cynflsol, priod Mr. William J. Roberta,:drapar, Croesowalit, ar ferch I Ar yr 2Sain cynfisol, priod Mr. John Richards, draper;Maen- twrog, ar fab. PRIODASAU. laf cyfisol, trwy drwydded, yn nghape Engedi. Gaemaron, g an yParch. John Jones, Mr. JOn Wlliams. aaer melnau, Caernarfon, gyda Mrs. Syedny Jones, Assheton Terracs, Caeiw narfon. ?? Ary laf cyfisol, ...

... A SCENE IN A CHURCH.—An exciting scene took place at Boppard, in Germany, the other day, in connection with the recent movement in the Catholic Church. One of the Professors from Bonn who had been excommunicated was present on the occasion, together with a Professor from Breslau who had shared the same fate. They attended the Carmelite Church in order to be present at the first communion of a ...