... ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.—A new lodge in connec- tion with the above order was instituted at Trinity Chapel, Park-street, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. D. Phillips, S.D.G.W.C.T., assisted by several officers and members, of the Excelsior Louge, ]SO. The various officers were elected to their respectiv e posts, and after- wards installed by the Special Deputy Bro. J. Rosser to be W.C.T. ...

... Though the Pope has refused to accept the nomina- tion of Cardinal Prince von Hohenlohe as Ambassador of the German Empire to the Vatican, that nomination was oil Prince Bismarck's part a masterstroke of policy Whether accepted or rejected by the Pope, it could not fail to answer the purposes of the Imperiaj Chan- cellor. The Pope has rejected the nouuua.t.ion but Prince Bismarck has given the ...

... CARDIFF. ( THE S rap AY SCHOOL connected with t&« Charles-street Congregational Church will hold its services to-morrrow (Sunday), when special sermons are to be preached bv the Rev. J. Wnite, B.A., and a meeting will be held in the afternoon in the new school house. ANOTHI:]; FATAL FALL FROM A YAKD-akm.—Yesterday afternoon in imprest was held at the Hamadryad H°s pital ship, by Air. H. L. ...

... HTE.VLEIi. At the Surrey Sessions on Tue»enj«f/iiii jib.vnev. Henry Hilary s»id he | wash rfiftfigroe-T, carrying QU I'laiaea* *1J 1.1'alaro- IIOsd, Hackrey. On ^ynninn. tà, Ult he left hie nlttll c.ib on :iV-'krmy-common to graze. On the following morning he it. and ...

... —BXTKAORDINART CAREER OF A BIGAMIST. At the MArlfcoreugh-sireat Police-court on the 4th inst., Hanry Sej-mour, 75 years of age, using the namae of Hon. Hanry Saymour, the Hon. Henrr Cavendish, tha Hon. Hsnry Ponsonby, the Hon. E. Bentinek. Horace Burner0, and several others, wa# airain brought before Mr. Knox, oharged with int«r- marrying with Anna Elizabeth Pugh, his wife, Alethea, being ...

... MERTEYE, Caution to Hauliers.—An accident which might have been attended with afatalresultcccurredon Tuesday, when a haulier named John Davies, who was going up Brecon- street, Dowlais, riding on the shaft of his cart, being und jr the influence of drink at the time, when the horse gave a spurt, and he fell, the wheel passing within an inch of his head. As it was, the wheei. passed over his ...

... LLA A lKllSoAJN L. ACCIDENT,—At the Bute Iron Ore Works, on Saturday, i large scone fell upon a man named Thomas Thomas, rausing, it is supposed, instantaneous death. Another nan employed with him at the time also received some slight injuries about; his arm and back but not of a very jericus nature. Thomas leaves a wife and three children. ...

... BRECON. PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL.—The anniversary was held on Sunday, when the Rev Edgar Willi^ M A. B.D., of Cardiff, preached at eleven, half-past an(j six. A collection was made at the end of each service in aid of the building fund amounted to £ 136. CONGREGATIONAL MEMORIAL COLLEGE —The following gentlemen have b^n °^n^d by the Committee of this College for tutors, and the Secretary has been ...

... imperial parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Woolsack at five o'clock. SCPREMH COURT OF APPEAL. The LORD CHAITCBLI.OR said he hoped the House would resume the adjourned debate, on his motion, with refer- -ene,e to the Supreme Court before the second reading. THE AMERICAN QUESTION.—POSTPOXBMNNT Of HAUL lUSSKLL'S MOTION. Barl RUSSELL, referring to the ...

... There will be considerable interruption to the traffic throughout: South Wales during the present month, the Great Western Directors giving notice that on and after to day (Wednesday), and until further notice, the regular passenger service will be suspended, and a .partial one substituted, in order to allow of the change of gauge from broad to narrow, between Gloucester and New Milford. ...

... DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—We observe in this week's London Gazette that the partnership hitherto existing between Mr. Richard Fothergill, M.P., Mr. E. T. Hankey, and Mr. James Lewis, ironmasters, trading a3 the Aberdare Iron Company at this place, and at the Taff Vale IronWorks, near Pontypridd, and at Abchurch- chambers, Abchurch-lane, London, is dissolved as regards Mr. James Lewis. ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [-REUTER'S AND PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. PARIS, Friday.—Rentes closed at 55f. 32c. LETTER FROM THE EMPEROR. PARIS, Friday.-A letter has been published from the ex-Emperor Napoleon, who claims the entire responsi- bility for the Surrender of Sedan. The following is the text of the letter:— General-Responsible before the country by the constitution of the empire ...