... The commission of the peace for the county of Mon- mouth was opened on Saturday by Mr. Justice Byles, who was accompanied to St. Mary's Church by Mr. J as. Charles Hill, the High Sheriff of the county, and the Rev. Scott Whiting, Sheriff's Chaplain who preached the assize sermon from 1st Cor., chap. 15, v. 22, As in Adam all die, so in Christ shall all be made alive. Mr. E. B. Edwards, Under ...

... A report of the trial of Shere Allee at the Andamane has been published, but it contains very little that was not embodied in the account already published. The following are the only passages of any particular in- torest:- Before his commitment the prisoner said:—'This man (Urjun, a convict Peon) seized me, whereupon a thousand men set on me. If the Sahibs will say they saw me do the deed, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WIIITLAND MONTHLY MARKET. This market was held yesterday. The attendance was greater than on any previous occasion There was a fine show of cattle, sheep, and pigs, which were readily dis- posed of at advanced prices. We trust that the neigh- bouring farmers and others will continue to send in their stock monthly in order to establish a good market, which will prove so advantageous to this ...

... SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS. QUEENSTOWN, Monday.—The Guion steamer Wyoming arrived from New York at eight o'clock this morning. Mails landed. The Mary schooner, of St. Ives, has been in collision, with an unknown vessel, off Milford, and sunk immedi- ately a boat with four men belonging to her, was picked up f)ff Trevose Head, on Sunday, by the George the Fourth, of Amlwch, which has landed them at ...

... Mr. George Augustus Davies, of Newport, has passed his examination at Apothecaries' Hall, and admitted licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries. AFFRAY BETWEEN MILITARY AND POLICE.—At the Borough Police Court on Monday, bofore Messrs. D. Harrhy (Mayor), and Wm. Evans, Thomas Clarke, a private of the 11th Royal Artillery, was charged with being drunk and violently assaulting two policemen, ofl ...

... POLICE COURT.—Before his Worship the Mayor al Mr. Buck. William Henry Carter, aged 11, was »oal £ brought up on suspicion of stealing 3s. from the Mrs. Sarah Lewis. As prosecutor did not appear tft little urchin was discharged. It is a notorious fact t»a there are several gangs of boys in Swansea leagued gether for petty larceny, and the police are justnovf ^1 the alert, determined to capture ...

... It is stated that Dr. Deane has been appointed Vic lr- General of Canterbury. Mr. William Sheepshanks, a merchant prince, of Leeds, died on Sunday at Harrogate., ...

... ARTILLERY ATILITIA.-The recruits belonging to this regiment, numbering about seventy, assembled at the barracks yesterday. The following appointments have been gazetted Lieut. T. Morris to be captain, vice Phillips, resigned G. S. Elliot, gent, to be lieutenant. Mr. Thomas Jones, M.R.C.S., England, Derlwyn, Carmarthenshire, of Guy's Hospital, has passed the examination at Apothecaries' Hall. ...

... fo the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,-In your impression of yesterday I find a letter of a NonCon. criticising me and others in reference to the part presumed to be taken by us at the above meeting. I shall thank you to inform Non Con. that having an objection to enter into a discussion without knowing my opponent, I shall consider the tissue of un- founded assertions and ...

... BRADFORD WOOL MARKET.—MONDAY. The market this morning has quite a holiday appear- ance. The attendance on 'Change is small, and a meagre business is doing in every branch. The transactions in wool are few and small, but prices are unchanged The same report will apply to yarns and pieces. ...