... LOCAL A!'F'OiN't M for the week ending the HAMM'RVAD HOSIM AI. fe.i.i. R P remamii>g last week s« '3th of April, 1872 • Number of p ...

... WASHIN-GTOX, Thursday.—In the House oi Represen- tatives the 'Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day dis- cussed a resolution in favour of withdrawing from the claimalor itmut-ect damages. The committee generally expressed a view -adverse to indirect claims. ...

... SEVERN TUNNEL RAILWAY BILL. This Bill came before the Court for the consideration of the question of locus standi on private bills on Mon- day. The referees present were Mr. Charles W. W. Wynne (in the chair), Mr. Rickards, Sir John Duck- worth, and Mr. Bonham Carter. The Bill, the subject of the inquiry, is for the author- isation of Parliament to the construction of the Severn Tunnel Railway ...

... NEATH. ALLEGED CHILD MURDER.—The young woman, Lucy Earl, who is supposed to be the mother of the chiIiffound in a closet at Glyn-Neath, was brought to Neath on Satur- day night last, in custody, en a warranfc eharging her with the wilful murder of her male child. The pris»n«r was yesterday taken before the coroner at Glyn-Neath,. where the adjourned inquest was held. The principal evidence, ...

... CARDIFF TIMES OFFICE, SATURDAY, ONE P. jr. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, [REUTER'S AXD PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. PARIS, Thursday.—Blanqui is to have a new trial. M. Germans yesterday arrosted. the editor of the de la jl[arlle. an article offensive to the llussian Military authorities. Special advices announce that the Carlist movement is extending in Catalonia and and Arragona. M. Thiers ...

... MISSIONS TO SEAMEN.—The Rev. Canon Jenkins, M.A., preached two eloquent sermons in St. Mary's Church on Sunday in sustentation of the Cardiff Seamen's Mission fund. SMALL-POX.—The summons issued against Mr. Daniel Smart, at the instance of the sanitary authorities, for hav- ing neglected to take the necessary steps to guard against the spread of small-pox has been withdrawn on Monday, on ...

... The publication of several letters is unavoidably postponed. ...

... left ^NTiNorLB, April 23.—Prince Frederick Charles V on board an Austrian steamer for Vienna via hijjj a He has accepted an antique sword, presented to f a souvenir of his visit here by the German colony clothe Sultan the Order of the Medjidie of the first boarj -Prince William of Denmark left yesterday on a French steamer, also en route for Vienna ...

... RELIGIOUS SERVICES.—On Wednesday and Thursday the quarterly meeting of the Unitarian ministers of South Wales took place here. Divine service was held in the old Chapel. The ministers who took part in the services were the Rev. Professor Evans, Carmarthen; Revs. W. Thomas, Llandyssil; T. Thomas, Pantdafaid; J. Evans, Gellyonen; J. Evans, Cefn, Merthyr; and J. Joseph George, Aberdare. The ...

... ELECTION OF GUARDIANS.— W. H. Powell, 1; B- Atkins, 2 W. Evans, 3, ...

... The inoiathly meeting of the Cardiff Chamber of Commerce was held on Wednesday. Mr. G. T. Clark, the president, occupied the chair, and there were present —Messrs J. J. Heist, S. S. Howard, Tellefsen, Ronn- leldt, A. T, li ucoyich, W. J. Trounce, E. C. Downing, J. A. Wilson, Thomas Morgan, Angel, junr., Old field, H. B. Buckingham, S. D. Jenkins, Curtis, G-otterell, Sayee, &e. The papers laid ...

... Jmpnnal ^nvlinment. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSDAY. The Speaker took the chair shortly after four o'clock. THE ARMY ESTIMATES. Colonel ANSOX gave notice that in Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates, he should move the reduction of votes 12 and 13. THE AKIADNK CATASTROPHE. Mr. BOUVEUIE gave notice that on going into Com- mittee of Supply, he should call attention to the recent accident to the ...