... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CARDIFF POLICE COURT. SATURDAY. (Before Alderman PRIDE.) OBSTRUCTIONS.—Margaret Dawkins and Jane Taylor, two women of bad character, were charged with causing an obstruction in the Royal Arcade, on Friday night, by fighting. They were also charged with breaking a pane of glass in the shop window of Mrs. Long, 17. Royal Arcade. The damage done was of the value of 6s. 6d. Ordered to pay the ...

... THE BRIGHTON MANOEUVRES ON EASTER THE DEPARTURE FROM LONDON. THE BATTLE ON THE DOWNS. The comparatively few enthusiasts who arose long be- fore the dawn to witness the departure of the Volunteers from London on Monday had good reason to entertain strong misgivings as to the success of tho day's proceedings from a weather point of view. At the early hour of three the usually quiet streets began ...

... At a meeting at Dublin yesterday, it was resolved to establish a convalescent home and a relief fund fir smallpox patients. The disease is so prevalent that hospitals cannot accommodate them. ANOTHER GOVERNMENT SHIP ASHORE. The Dromedary, with Government stores, ran ashore at the back, Isle of Wight, yesterday morning. STRANDING OF THE BRISTOL AND NEW YORK STEAMER. The Arragon, the new steamer ...

... MUNIFICENT COLLECTIONS.—The Calvinistic Methodist church of Bethania held their anniversary services on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. The chapel was crowded to excess at each service. The officiating ministers were the Revs. E. Mathews, Cardiff; T. C. Edwards, M. A., Liverpool; and R. Roberts, Carnarvon- shire. Oh Sunday night the church found that in the two days the collections amounted to ...

... An unusual case of libel was heard at the Cardiff police court on Monday, before Mr. R. O. Jones, the stipendiary magistrate. The case was a crillinal information for libel, browght by Mr. John GUUlJ, a retired draper, re- siding at Cardiff, against Mr. Robert McMillan, a draper, carrying oil business in Newport. Mr. M. Morgan ap- peared for the complainant. The defendant stated that his ...

... The captain of the ship St. Magnus, which arrived at Calcutta on the 22nd of February, reports that on the Gth of January, when in lat. 39 S., Ion. 19 E., the ship experienced a violent gale. At four o'clock on the tame afternoon a man was passed on a' piece of wreck, and about halt-an-hour afterwards, another and a larger piece of wreck was passed, on which there were ten men. About a quarter ...

... Children who are waiting to BE educated 'INN- VIE«rF with some little surprise, the eonduct of v ^O are anxious to- bseome their teachers I„ F- ting, says *be Observer, evenings AGO, but the proceeding* do not calcu- lated to promote a desire for learning in th, in;- TSTS of the ignorantindeed, in some RESPECT? th, v N.-CH re- sembie the late fatal prize-fight at Wo ...

... GLYNNEATH. A correspondent says that there is a local rumour that the old ironworks, which for years have been lying idle, are to be set going. It is also stated that a branch rail- way is to be constructed from Glyi.ijeath Station through the vale. ...

... On Monay last a teaparty was given to Bethania Sun- day school, in the British School-room. Not less than about 400 sat down and enjoyed the prepared blessings and dainties. Great praise is due to the ladies who were engaged on the occasion-The much-revered gentleman, Mr. Morgan Rees, though suffering severely from ill- health, attended. A literry meeting was subsequently held. ...

... A vestry meeting was held on Monday, in the parish church of St. Mary, Tenby, for the purpose of electing churchwardens and sexton for the ensuing year, the Rev. G. Huntingdon, Rector, in the chair. Mr. Geo. Mends was nominated rector's churchwarden. It was proposed by the Rev. T. Dunn, and seconded by Mr. J. Nicholls, that Mr. Walkinton be re-elected churchwarden for the parishioners; carried ...