... 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 ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. jn 8un was fired from General Lysons, of the defend- JeavrinJ'> u°on yesterday, announcing the General's to receive the invaders. The challenge was Upo eiately accepted by the invading force, and there- ^ill'1 defending sharpshooters crowded Newmarket \fa supp°rted by the field guns. General Horsford BoonParticukrly strong at the wings, and his watchers Va(j sfw a ...

... HWB, PONTYPRIDIX f,a.y brjn^.„ ~-The annual recurrence of this holi- it the institution known as Newbridge °eU f0r>, 'his occasion the fair was larger than it has E MAN 6ARS' aXciteiUb^:L)EOw?ED.—On Sunday morning considerable rillQoiu, f JlJ^cvailed in Pontypi'icld on the circulation of tiailk of ti- ^ne body of a man was lying on the feeder le rear the Ehondda river which runs along )Jv , ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,—Permit me to avail myself of your valuable paper to urge those of my fellow-countrymen who have the means, time, and facilities, to undertake through your columns the refutation of the gross and stupid calumnies which the English, and especially the London press in- dulge in as to the Welsh language and people. What I desire is a statistical ...

... [BY AN INDEPENDENT WELSH MEMBER.] Mr. Lowe's Budget seems to have given pretty general satisfaction so far as it goes, though its principal achieve- ment is to take off the two-penny income-tax, whish, it is clear enough now, need never have been put on. The reduction of the duty on coffee and chicory, and the abatement of 280 on income, under 2300 are also welcome, though infinitesimal ...

... CHARITY.—A meeting of the subscribers to the gra- tuitous supply of coal to the poor of this town and neigh- bourhood last Christmas, has been held attthe Town Hall, the Rev. J. Powell Jones in the chair. Mr. J. Morgan (assistant overseer) presented a statement of accounts, which showed the total amount collected to be Y,25 15s. 6d., against J627 12s. 9d. expenditure in 56 tons of coal, dis- ...

... has 1>>pi Imnet^,e> tli&leadingman of Pembroke dock- th *fV.*ce ISlr t> a^P0^tcd to Dcvonport as acting fore- hn 'ei5ds of AT°C Though jileased at his promotion, Jr- Smnette regret very much his removal ^hich ,e took a most active interest in every- to promote the social and political ...

... (Before, the Hon. Sir-JOHN BARNABD BYLES, Knight.) The court opened at ten o'clock, and his Lordship was accompanied on the Bench by the Duke of Beaufort and the High Sheriff. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury:- Lord Henry Charles Somerset, M. P., foreman. Mr. G. Somerset, Q.C. Mr. C. J. Parkes Sam. Rich. Bosanquet W. Treharne Rees Thomas Cordes Thomas Wickham W. S. ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ./■EUTISll'S AND riiKSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] V FRANCE. —M- Thiers has abandoned the Jecc of transferring the Government to Paris. P ITALY. lOjiE, Sunday.—The rumour of an early restoration on.°* 1C^ Nations between the Vatican and Russia is Coutradicted. THE QUEEN IN GERMANY. On G ^ran(i Duke and Duchess of Baden visited ceQ Victoria this afternoon. T PAT, AMERICA. ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ST. JOHN'S, CARDIFF. The Rev. D. Howell, Vicar, presided, and there were present—Messrs. W. Alexander, T. Evans, T. H. Stephens, F. Joy, P. Davies, P. Price, J. J. West, Rees, Coleman, High-street, J. N. Flint, and W. Woods, the retiring churchwardens, and J. P. Taylor, Vesfry Clerk. The Vicar said, in consequence of the new Vicarage not having been completed, and the Ecclesiastical Com- ...