... RAILWAy. '-DONI,% The followin' is, from Lleut.-ad llt I' report of the cnilislon which ?? at Junction on the 2d January:-Tle loiniht a r train from Perth ta- Edinburgh (..id G gords a started on the nrnoring4of the 2d at 12.. 35, M late, consisting of englkne and tender, L and empty waggons, anO a, break van. A c ongine assisted the train up to Lilaekford V D it proceeded with one engine -to ...

... CARDIFF CORN MARKET.—SATURDAY. Very little business done at market to-day. Prices of native grain may be quoted about the same as test Satur- day. Foreign grain may be bought at the following rates :—Maize, prime American, 30s per 480 lbs.; seconds, 27s to 28s Egyptian beans, 35s 6d to 86s 6d per 480 lbs. Black Sea grinding barley, 25s to 26s per 400 lbs. French and Russian oats, 21s to 22s ...

... LEPTTKf$ TO THB BDITOR C-Orr1ondents are requeated to unrite only' e on one sses of the pasper. We Cannot usndeptake to return rojccted Coin- ti municatfons, p Z Letters to the Editor Cannot be ingerted. except di ?? thea a-re sauthent cate4 by ?? name and tl t address of ?? writer-not necessarily for putb- 5 V iuxstion, but as a guarantee of good faieit. §1 I ?? IV V TTHE ACCIDENT AT COWLAIRS ...

... CARMARTHEN. THE VESTRIES.—The following gentlemen have been elected churchwardens for the ensuing year: St Peter's, Messrs. R. Lester, and R. M. Davies (re-elected) Christ- church, Mr. E. W. Shackell, and Captain de Kautzow; St. David's, Mr. William Davies, Lammas-street, and Mr. William Davies, Dame-street. CARMARTHEN MARKETS. There was scarcely any home-grown corn offered at this market to ...

... PONTYPRTDD. CLAIMANT'S DEFENCE FUND. A meeting of the believers in the Claimant and those who wish to give him another opportunity to test his case was held in the Butchers' Arms, Pontypridd, on Friday evening. There was a full attendance, and upwards of £ 6 was subscribed. ...

... THE ELECTIONS. Madrid, April 5, Evening. The Oazette of this evening publishes a telegram from the Governor of Cordova dated April 4, announcing that the electors belonging to the Coalition party had invaded the hall at San Lorenzo, where an electoral meeting was being held. ahe assailants had wounded two secretaries, broken the electoral urns, and carried away the electoral lists. Outside the ...

... MERTHYR. BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The usual weekly meeting of the Board was held on Saturday, when the following members attended :—Mr. G. T. Clark, chairman; Messrs R. H. Rees, Dr. James, Dr. Price, Thomas Jenkins, R. Davies, James Lewis, David Davis, J. Williams, Arthur Jones, Rees Lewis, Pugh, Thomas Williams, B. Kirk- house, George Martin, H. Thomas, &c. The minutes of the last meeting were ...

... I - - G oaP - Yesterday afternoon this dietingished divine,. whose name is so eminently associated with the progress and influence of the Catholic Church in England, delivered a lecture at the Church of St. Saviour, Lower Dominick-street Tha occasion VW under the immediate patronage of the Lord Chancellor and Lady O'Hagan, who were present, and the beautiful church was filled with an audi. ...

... Oiln Saturday was brought to a close, under highly auspicious circumstances as regards weather, one of the finest fox-hunting seasons which has ever been enjoyed in Renfrewshire. Eince the com- meneement of tho season nearly thirty brace of foxes have been killed; the deaths in many cases were preceded by splendid runs-pace and distance being sufficient to satisfv even the most enthusi- astic. ...

... I {AND JOWAX AND JOURNAL MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1872. NEWS OF THEs DAY. Her Majesty the QuasN has concluded her brief visit to Germany, and reached Portsmouth yesterday afternoon, having left Cherbourg in the morning. Admiral MILNE'S report on the Alabama claims has, it is said, been lodged at the Foreign Office, and rumour states that its lucidity has given, great satis- faction, and will tend ...

... I P ..ARIAMENTAY NOTES, &c. I (From our own Correspondent.) London, Saturday. The fight for the Ballot, which promises to be almost as stubborn a struggle as that of last ses- sion, will be-resumed on Monday, when the indo- smitable Vice-President of the Council Will once more ask the House to resume the consideration of the measure in committee, Up to the present time only one clause has been ...

... THE FORTHCOMING FESTIVITIES. Voluntaryism has had another triumph in Cardiff- Instead of the sums required for the festivities 011 the marriage day being levied by a rate, and largely upon Lord Bute's property, the method advocated by Mr. Councillor Lewis and Mr. Davis has been vindi- cated by a great success. The town has respondedso promptly and liberally that the demonstration wiil derive ...